The image shows data on the number of students and their chosen courses in a university in 2012. The graph marks the number of males and females respectively, while the chart marks the total number of students.
The university course with the lowest antendees collectively is agriculture, consisting of less than 1000 students, and the same amount of males and females. Other courses, such as Science and Math, and Engineering are more male dominated choices for students, with males reaching over 2000 students in the Engineering course, and just above 1000 in Science and Math.
On the flipside, courses in Health and Humanities show a higher number in females, reaching near 2000 female students for each course while males amount to just 1000. But the highest participants of students among all the courses are in the Social Sciences course with a total of 7000 students. There, female students reach up to 4000, and male students near 3000.
In conclusion, the vast difference between the interests of male and female students on university courses show a big gap, and ultimately gives an insight in the interests of students in 2012.