The pie chart below illustrates the percentage of students who graduated from Canadian universities. In red, we see that 10% of students graduated from other programs, indicating a lower percentage of graduates in comparison to other fields. In contrast, 25% of art students graduated, which suggests that, during this period, these students successfully completed their degrees at various universities. This contributes to the higher percentage shown in the pie chart.
On the other hand, 20% of science students graduated from university, which is a normal number compared to the 10% from other fields. The remaining sections of the chart reflect lower graduation rates among students from Canadian universities. For instance, the engineering graduates accounted for only 10%, indicating a smaller number of graduates in this area. Lastly, the law students and those from other programs each accounted for 5% of the total graduates.
In conclusion, the analysis of the pie chart reveals that graduates from medicine and law universities ranked among the lowest percentages represented in the chart.