The first bar graph represents the percentage of girl and students who were ate secoundary school in four regions, such as Europe, Syb-Saharan Afirca, Latin America and East Asia in 2000. Whereas second chart illustrates the amount of mal and female college students in the same year.
Overal, it is clear that the highest rate of school-aged population and college-aged people is in Europe. While the least percentage of school and college students are seen in Sub-Saharan Africa. Also, it is noticable that in Latin America and East Asia the number of secondary students is more than college-aged individuals.
In Europe the percentage of female students are both higher in school students and in college students. But in adults section women’s rate is more than men’s for 10%., while in the percentage of secondary school teenagers there are few less difference. In contrast, in Sub-Saharan Africa the rate of men students in both graphs are grater. Generally, the amount of college students are less than younger ones to 20% in men and to 18% in women section approaximately .
In both Latin America and East Asia there are bigger rate of young generation seen. By contrast, there are greater amount of girls in a secondary school teens in Latin America, while in college section more boys are seen. In East Asia the rate of young population are higher than adults by 50% in both men and woman.