The bar chart illustrates the percentage of female applying into universities in the UK, the USA, Canada, Japan, and Germany in 1970 and 2005.
Overall, it is easy to notice that the proportion of women apply to universities considerably increased approximately to maximum over the time. In contrast, only application to Japan did not got maximum, however doubled.
In 1970, the percentage of the submission of documents to the UK and USA was nearly similar with a difference of 5%, by 2005 the difference remained the same however applications increased to 60% (UK) and 55% (USA).
In 1970, the submission of documents to Canada was the common choice, over years this indication did not changed, remained the same 60%. In contrast to Canada, the percentage of women going into Japan was the fewer choice, only about 20%, in 1970. However, this indicator doubled by the 21st century, at 40%. In addition, German was the second country where applications was common, 50%. After 35 years, this index grew to 4-5%.