The given bar chart illustrates data about how many females going to enroll in higher education in percentages among five countries between the years of 1980 and 2015.
In general, the percentages show that in the latter year they became more interested in studying in the universities. While, only Australian women remained in the same level, which already was one of the highest percentages and South Korea only getting a substantial increase in the latter year.
In 1980, France had the second largest proportions of females enrolling into higher education, having 50%, which was increased by about 4% in 2015. The United Kingdom accounted for approximately 35% of candidates for third-level education in the former year, while the United States was ahead for slightly 3%. Each of the nations had experienced an increase for 20% by 2015, meaning for the UK (nearly 53%) and for the US (58%).
As for Australia and France, things are interesting because Australia reported the identical rates of women desiring to study in high education, having around 58% in both years. On the other hand, in 1980, South Korea experienced the least portion accounting for about 15% and in 2015 it was doubled reaching 30% .