Given are the line and the bar charts illustrating the number of males and females choosing to enroll in various subjects in Toronto, with the data being recorded in 2013.
Overall, social sciences attracted the highest number of students while agriculture had the lowest registrations. Additionally, the majority of female students attend in most subjects.
As can be seen from the chart, males in the social sciences field constituted about 2800 students, in comparison to that of engineering with nearly 2200 students and health with roughly 500 students. Much lower was the figure for males studying humanities course, with around 1800 students, unlike males in sciences and math class with above 1000 students.
On the other hand, 4000 female students took part in the social sciences field, compared to females in engineering and health no more than 2000 students each. The females in humanities course constituted approximately 1500 students, which was higher than the statistics of students in sciences and math class, by close to 1000. Lastly, agriculture was the least chosen subject, with under 100 students from both genders attending the course.