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The table below demonstrates six departments of Australian university. The students studying in those six departments are split into categories of three, which are Females, students with English as their not first language and students who were born outside Australia. Also, table gives us the information about the six departments which are English, Modern Languages, […]
The table provides data regarding the number of female students who studied six categories in an Australian University in 2009. While the percentage compared with native student and international student. Overall, English become the most likely to learned by the female student. However, the highest percentage of student choices was Modern Languange, while Chemistry become […]
The table illustrates information regarding the number of students studied in six specific subjects in an Australian university in 2009. Overall, it is noticeable that more females decided to choose social subjects such as English, Mordern Languages and History than other subjects. Moreover, most students who were not born in Australian and whose first language […]
The table illustrates information about students who are females, whose mother-tongue were not English, and born outsite Australia in six departments in an Australian university in 2009. Overall, the proportion of female students was the highest in English department, meanwhile the figure was the lowest in Chemistry. Moreover, Students whose first language is not English […]
This table presents information about six subjects in an Australian university and three categories of students . Overall the department with the highest percentages is modern leanguajes. English have a data which is 4% percent more greater than the modern languages departement in the females categorie. Similar the females categorie in history have a significant […]
The table provides key information about the percentage of students who studying in six section in an Australian university in 2009. The unit are measured in percentage. Overall, the most significant percentage of English in department females. While the lowest percentage is history in first language not English. As can be seen from the table. […]