Results explorer
Results by threshold, outcome, and field
The tables report application rates and female-minus-male differences at alternative performance thresholds, for first-choice and any-choice outcomes, and for STEM, business and law, and health.
Top 10% · STEM · Ranked first
Female minus male difference in percentage points. Negative means women are less likely than men to make this choice.
Data not yet supplied
This chart renders as soon as public/data/explorer_results.csv is added. Until then nothing is drawn — no estimated series, no placeholder values.
Settings that cannot form the selected cell — for example Greece at the top 1%, which is reported by decile and top 5% only — appear as explicitly unavailable. They are never dropped from the panel and never interpolated.
Underlying numbers
Every view exposes the numbers behind it. NA means the cell cannot be formed in that setting, not that the value is zero.
| Setting | Women (%) | Men (%) | Gap (pp) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australia | NA | NA | NA |
| Brazil | NA | NA | NA |
| Chile | NA | NA | NA |
| China | NA | NA | NA |
| Finland | NA | NA | NA |
| Greece | NA | NA | NA |
| Spain | NA | NA | NA |
| Sweden | NA | NA | NA |
| Taiwan | NA | NA | NA |
| Uganda | NA | NA | NA |
All cells read NA because public/data/explorer_results.csv has not been supplied yet. Expected columns: country, threshold, outcome, field, share_female, share_male, gap_pp.