The bar chart illustrate data about the five different educational degree who owned a computer in 2002 and 2010.
Overall, the proportion of computer ownership in each educational level in 2010 was higher than in 2002. Moreover, by the higher educational degree, more students would have owned a computer.
In 2002, only 15% people with no high school diploma degree who had a computer, making it as the fewest ownership. People who had graduated from high school, the ownership rate was about 35%. When the high school graduate had joined a university, almost 55% of them had owned a computer. In bachelor’s degree, around 70% of the students had an ownership in computer. Lastly, nearly 75% people of postgraduate qualification having a computer ownership.
In 2010, the proportion of computer ownership in no high school diploma and high school graduate were categorized as the lower ownership, representing about 45% and 65%, respectively. While in the figures of uncompleted collage students, bachelor’s degree and postgraduate qualification were categorized as the higher ownership in computer, accounted for 85%, 90%, and nearly 100%, respectively.
