The bar chart demonstrates the total amount of expenses spent by a Singaporian school in US dollars, while the pie chart respresents the proportion of studnets who pursued higher education in Singapore from 2000 to 2012.
Overall, the total amount of money spent by schools increased over the 12 years span, with boys spending more than girls throughout. The number of those who recieved higher education varied minimally between 2000 and 2012 .
The total school spendings rose gradually overtime. In the year 2000, around less than 10 million dollars were spent by both girls and boys, with boys spending around 2 million dollars more. These values doubled over the following 4 years, and continued to rise till it reached over 30 million dollars for boys and around 20 million dollars for girls by 2012.
The percentage of those who recieved degree and diploma qualifications underwent minor changes through the 12-year period. In 2000, 73% of students recieved degrees and only 27% recieved diplomas. The number of diploma holders increased slighlty to about 32% and those with degrees fell to only 68% by 2012.
