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European Union Lowest Tertiary Enrollment

49.11% in 1999
School enrollment, tertiary (% gross) · World Bank

The lowest tertiary enrollment in European Union was 49.11% in 1999. The top 5 years were: 1999 (49.11%), 2000 (50.91%), 2001 (53.33%), 2002 (55.69%), 2003 (57.96%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
European Union Top 5 Lowest Tertiary Enrollment Years
RankYearValue
1st 1999 49.11%
2nd 2000 50.91%
3rd 2001 53.33%
4th 2002 55.69%
5th 2003 57.96%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1999 49.11% – 5th
2000 50.91% +1.80pp 18th
2001 53.33% +2.41pp 19th
2002 55.69% +2.36pp 23rd
2003 57.96% +2.28pp 23rd
2004 59.97% +2.01pp 23rd
2005 61.57% +1.59pp 22nd
2007 63.49% +0.68pp 24th
2006 62.81% +1.24pp 22nd
2008 64.52% +1.03pp 23rd
2009 65.61% +1.09pp 24th
2013 67.56% +0.19pp 28th
2012 67.38% −0.14pp 26th
2011 67.51% +0.62pp 27th
2010 66.90% +1.28pp 23rd
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Source: World Bank (SE.TER.ENRR)
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