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Education Statistics > Proportion of 17 year olds in tertiary education (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  (top to bottom)   
#1  Australia:5% 
#2  Ireland:5% 
#3  Netherlands:5% 
#4  Canada:4% 
#5  Mexico:3% 
#6  Turkey:3% 
#7  Portugal:3% 
#8  New Zealand:3% 
#9  United States:2% 
#10  France:2% 
#11  United Kingdom:2% 
#12  Belgium:1% 
#13  Germany:1% 
#14  Greece:0% 
#15  Japan:0% 
#16  Poland:0% 
#17  Iceland:0% 
#18  Spain:0% 
#19  Luxembourg:0% 
#20  Switzerland:0% 
#21  Hungary:0% 
#22  Tunisia:0% 
#23  Italy:0% 
#24  Jordan:0% 
#25  Jamaica:0% 
#26  Austria:0% 
#27  Slovakia:0% 
#28  China:0% 
#29  Norway:0% 
#30  Denmark:0% 
#31  Philippines:0% 
#32  Egypt:0% 
#33  Sweden:0% 
#34  Czech Republic:0% 
#35  Thailand:0% 
#36  Finland:0% 
#37  Zimbabwe:0% 
Weighted average: 1.1%  


DEFINITION: Percentage share of 17 year-olds enrolled in tertiary education. Based on net enrolment rates, attained by head count. Data for 2000.

SOURCE: UNESCO Institute of Statistics

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