The bar chart demonstrares information about the quantity of students who choose several science subjects in a university between 1992 to 2012.
Overall, biology was the highest category in both years. Moreover, computer science was at the bottom in the first period, before it increased in 2012. In addition, while the male sector experienced gradual changes, the female sector showed sharp shifts over time.
Focusing on the chart, the number of students who choose biology was the highest, which accounted for 65, while physics and computer science were almost 22 and 5, respectively. Over the following decade, there were immense difference. The first sector declined noticeably to 41, whereas both the third category for computer science rose considerably to 25 and it reached a peak. However, the second figure decreased slightly to 20.
As for student rates, the highest figure was in the male category, which stood at 65 in 1992 before dropping to 50 over the following period. The proportion of females was the lowest initially, but it increased markedly to 45.
