The line graph illustrates the application of foreign students to a British university over 2 decades, from 1995 to 2015.
Overall, the number of Asian applicants was the highest over the period while that of Africans shared the least. It is also worth to mention that the quantity of Asian students gradually increased over the years.
Focusing on the number of international students, which show an upward trend. The quantity of Asian students stood at sharp 60 in the beginning of the period before jacking up to its pick, at 120 in the last given period. This figure for northern Americans was at 40 in 1995 and it remained stable over the 5 years before witnessing a slight decline around 5 students. Albeit this decline, it again raised to its original spot in 2010 and in the next 5 years there was a significant escalation to 68.
Focusing on the rest of the overseas students studied at British university that showed a decline. The number of European students was approximately 58 which was higher with 38 students than that of African. There was fluctuation in and around 55 and 58 in the quantity of students from Europe while that of African students stabilized over the first given decade and went up to over 30, yet declined to its starting number.