The pie chart demonstrates the percentage of students enrolling in various sectors of study at Clydesdale University, categorized by gender.
Overall, the vast majority of male pupils chose to study engineering, while the most popular major among female students was education.
Regarding male freshmen, engineering remained the most selected field, accounting for roughly half of the total number of students. Securing the second position was social sciences, with approximately 25% of the attendees, which was closely followed by education, whose rate of enrollment was just over 5% than the aforementioned. Meanwhile, the percentage of male students majoring in humanities stood at 10%, making it the least preferred field of study.
In comparison, education witnessed around 35% of female students, ranking first. Following that was humanities, with a difference of roughly 5%. At the bottom of the list came engineering along with social studies, as their corresponding figures stood at nearly 20% and 15%.