The provided chart shows the proportions of genders with higher education qualifications in different countries in 2001.
Overall, Switzerland had the highest percentages of males attending higher education by 45%, while Germany had the highest percentage of females at 45%. Besides, Japanese was the country that was considered to have the lowest proportions of both men and women figures at 30% and 25% respectively.
As it can be seen in the chart, the leading position was Switzerland by 45%, outweighing the remaining categories. Meanwhile, United States, Britain and Germany shared the same figures of 35% of males.
On the other hand, Germany’s female rate was the highest at 45%. Additionally, Japan took the lowest proportion of having women’s degree by 25%. Britain was increased (30%), by 5% compared to Japanese. Switzerland was slightly raised at 35% of females rate. United States was a little more than 5% of Switzerland by 40% in total percentage.