Student enrolment in the years 1980 and 2000 have faced changes according to the given data.
In 1980, most students enrolled in a bachelor’s degree, obtaining 76 percent of the whole diagram. The second most popular degree was Associate degree, owning 13 percent. Master’s degree shows a 9 percent enrolment in students from this specific Canadian university. And the degree that has the least enrolment percentage is the Doctoral degree, with a 2 percent rate.
The diagram from the year 2000, shows significant changes, although Bachelor’s degree still leads the study with a 42 percent of the total, showing a decrease of 34 percent. The master’s degree enrolment experienced a remarkable increase of 26 percent, taking second place in the diagram, replacing the Associate degree from the previous study done in 1980. In 2000, associate degree enrolment has a rate of 18 percent and as in 1980, Doctoral degree enrolment sits on the last place, owning 5 percent of the diagram.
In conclusion, these studies show how student’s enrolment changes over the years and how some things stayed the same