The proportion of females who studied into tertiary education in five countries ( the UK,The USA, Canada, Japan and Germany) is depicted by bar graph between 1970 and 2005
Overall,the ratio of women soared in all given countries except the Canada, where this figure was identical and the highest in both years, while the lowest percentage of Japanese women was seen.
Having a quick glance at the bar graph, it is crystal clear that in the initial year (1970), almost 60% of Canadian women interested in higher education and the figure remained constant till 2005, which was the striking figure in this chart. Interestingly, in Germany, there was a difference of nearly 5%in the percentage of women between 1970 and 2005.
Probing ahead, in the UK, the percentile of women was about 35% in 1970, while this ratio surged to 60% in 2005.In addition, approximately 40% of American females engaged into further education in 1970, whilst this figure inclined by almost 20% in the remaining year(2005). However,the Ratio of Japanese women who chose a continue education was 20% in the year of 1970, this figure was almost double in 2005,which accounted for 40%.