The provided pie charts illustrate the proportion of students choosing different types of courses at an adult education center in 1985 and in the present day.
Overall, the trend shows that the ratio of students taking modern languages courses is currently higher. However, in the past, fewer students opted for musical appreciation compared to other courses. In contrast, this year saw the highest number of students choosing musical appreciation, while modern languages had the lowest enrollment.
Additionally, local history courses have not been offered by the center this year.
According to the diagrams, there were six different types of courses available in 1985, but now there are only five courses being offered. Modern languages, including French, Spanish, and German, were chosen by 24% of students. Other subjects, such as art, fitness and dance, cookery, and local history accounted for about 17%, 22%, 14%, and 15% of enrollments, respectively. Musical appreciation had less than 10% of students selecting it, with only 8%.
Currently, the highest percentage of students is now choosing musical appreciation, at 27%. Meanwhile, 15% of students selected art, which is lower than the other four courses. Modern languages capture 17% of students, while cookery accounts for 19%, and fitness and dance have 22%.