The pie chart below shows the origins by continents who came to England from abroad to study in 2001. The bar chart shows the numbers of students coming to England from seven Far Eastern countries in the same year.

The pie chart compares information concerning the percentage of the derivations by the mainland of overseas students to come to England while the bar chart depicts data on how many, students come to England from different Asian countries in 2001. Overall, in the first chart, Europe and the Far East were the highest portion and, the other three countries were the lowest, however, China was considerably more dominant than other Asian country in the same year. Starting on the pie chart Europe and the Far East was composed of the lower two-fifth with a 3% comparison, however, Americans, the Middle East, and Europe (non-EC) lowest proportion with a percent comparison, whereas, Africa was made up 13% in the above shown year. Turning on the second chart, the most quantity of students came, from China roughly 6700 to England, nevertheless, Korea was the lowest parameters approximately fifty percent, India and Singapore were the same amounts almost 1300, albeit, Malaysia was nearly lower than 2000, and, Japan was less than 1000.