The bar graph illustrates the proportion of youth studying at universities in Italy, Spain, the UK, Poland, Norway, and Finland in 2000 and 2007.
Overall, it is apparent that the maximum percentage of youngsters enrolled in university in Finland in 2000, whereas Poland had the majority of admissions in 2007. In contrast, the least number of young adults were in university in 2000, while in 2007, Spain accounted the less admissions.
In detail, Finland is the only nation, which inferred the equal amount of students in both the years. Similarly, Norway observed a minute difference of one percent in 2000 and 2007, which recorded 66% and 65%. The highest admissions were seen in Poland, which were 64% in 2000 and increased by almost 15% in 2007.
In Italy and the UK, enrolment in higher study at university was less in 2000 as compared with later year, which grew significantly and reported around a half. In Spain, the number of students attending university was 46% in 2000, and then it declined by 5%.