The bar graph illustrates data about the percentage of graduates among females who will go higher education from school in five different countries between 1980 and 2015.Overall, female percentages who went higher education was the same in Australia from 1980 to 2015, with a slight dominance than others whereas those of South Korea were the lowest over the period. Also, having graduated then going into universities proportion was higher in 2015 than in 1980 done.
To regard with the top graduates, initial 1980, the proportion of Australian females was under 60%, with significant dominance and over the period it remained steady. In contrast, in 1980, those of South Korean began around 15%, with the lowest percentage and it increased rapidly by twice, less than third while the percentage of Francian postgraduates who going to study higher education, began initial period with second position at half, and it went up minimally about 5%, with third position.
As for the UK and the USA, the percentage of postgraduates, who speak English-related in the UK, increased rapidly from more than a third to under 60%, between 1980 and 2015, followed a similar trend with the USA.