17 report(s) found.
The bar chart depicts data on students attending six distinct subjects at a US university in the year 2001. Overall, Marketing and Accounting showed the dominance of female students, while Economics and Mathematics were widely studied by male students. Conversely, Finance and Engineering showed marginal gender equivalence in the numbers of students attending these fields. […]
The chart illustrates details about the six main subjects for students learning at a US university in 2010. Overall, both male and female studying in finance is the highest among all subjects in the year 2010, while the oppisite was true for Engineering. In addition, the biggest difference is the amount of both students enrolled […]
The bar chart shows how many students enrolled in different main subjects at a US university in 2010. Overall, while Accounting and Marketing attracted more females than males, the reverse was true for Economics and Mathematics, with Mathematics being clearly male-dominated. It is also worth noting that the most preferred subject – Finance – saw […]
The bar chart illustrates the number of students attending six primary subjects at a US college in 2010. Generally, finance had the highest level of participation, whereas engineering represented the lowest figure. Economics, engineering and mathematics were principally dominated by men, while the others, except for finance, were occupied by women. In 2010, about 230 […]
The bar chart compares men and women in US on the basis of how many students attend in different types of subjects during in 2010. Overall, 3 out of 6 subjects were dominated by US males while women engaged more in marketing and accounting subject. Notably, both genders were more involved in finance subjects in […]
The chart gives information of students who study six main subjects including marketing, accounting, finance, economics, engineering, mathematics at a US unviersity in 2010. Overall, it is clear that finance has a most attractive category in this university, but engineering is the subject that has least students study. In addition, the number of males and […]
The bar chart illustrates the number of male and female students selecting six major subjects in a US college in the year 2010 It is clear that Finance was the most attractive area of qualification among both sexes in the year 2010, while the opposite was true for Engineering. In addition, the biggest difference was […]
The bar chart shows information on the number of male and female students choosing six majors at a U.S. university in 2010. Overall, it is clear from the chart that Finance was the most popular major among male and female students, while the figure for Engineering was the lowest. To begin with, the number of […]
The bar chart gives the number of male and female students who chose six different major subjects namely Marketing, Accounting, Finance, Economics, Engineering, and Mathematics at a US university in 2010. Overall, it can be seen that both males and females are attracted to Finance, while Engineering is not chosen a lot by students. It […]
The bar chart gives the number of male and female students who chose six different major subjects namely Marketing, Accounting, Finance, Economics, Engineering, a and Mathematics in the US university in 2010. Overall, it can be seen that both male and female are attracted to Finance while Engineering is not chosen a lot by students. […]
The given bar chart depicts the number of students choosing six different subjects at a US college in 2010. Overall, it is clear that Finance was the most preferred sector for US students. Additionally, the figures for Economics, Engineering, Mathematics for girl student were significantly lower than that of boys, excepting for MArketing, Accounting and […]
The bar graph illustrates the number of male and female students enrolling in six major disciplines at the University of the U.S. in 2010. Overall, it is clear from the chart that the finance course is the top-listed subject for students of all genders, while engineering attracted the fewest learners in 2010. In 2010, it […]
The bar graph illustrates the number of male and female students enrolling in six major disciplines at the University of the US in 2010. Overall, it is clear from the chart that the finance course is the top-listed subject for students among all genders, while Engineering attracted the least learners in 2010. In 2010, it […]
The bar chart illustrates the number of students majoring in six core subjects at a US university in the year 2010. Overall, marketing, accounting and finance were the most chosen among studuents, while engineering was the least popular. Additionally, there is the most difference can be seen in the number of male and female choosing […]
The given chart presents data on how many male and female students did six different courses at an American university in 2010. Overall, it can be seen that, the number of female students were superior to male students in Marketing and Accounting fields, while the opposite is true for Economics and Engineering, Mathematics faculties. The […]
In general, while more females than males attended Marketing and Accounting, male students outnumbered female ones in Engineering, Mathematics and Economics. In addition, Mathematics saw the most significant gender disparity in favor of males. In 2010, the report recorded Finance as the subject that had a lot of enrollments from both sexes, with approximately 225 […]
The chart below illustrates the number of students studying in six distinct majors at a US university in the year 2010. The graph shows that while male students dominated in Economics and Mathematics, Marketing and Accounting were female-dominated. Finance and Engineering had the same number of female and male students. Finance had the highest number […]