The Average Annual Expenditure Of College Students From Three Countries.
The Average Annual Expenditure Of College Students From Three Countries. mLkrn
The table gives information about the typical spending of college pupils per year from three different countries.
Overall, those students used the most of their money on renting, living expense, except for those from country C, who spent most on food.
It can be seen clearly the students from country A and B had budgets, $5000 and $4500, hugely more than those from country C, merely $1500. Accommodation took up a huge ammount of the annual expenditure of the students. 45%, 35% and 30% were the proportions of the budgets of those from country A, B and C, respectively. Additionally, the undergraduates from A and B gave quite the same proportions for entertainment activity, with 22% and 23%, meanwhile it was simply 12% for those of C.
Other than renting or living expense, they spent quite much for food, 22%, 28% and 36% were the ammounts of the pupils from A, B and C, respectively. Because they were in college, so there must be spending on books, which took up merely 3% and 9% from the undergraduates from country A and B, on the contrary, it was 21% for those of C.
The table gives information about the typical spending of college pupils per year from three
different
countries.
Overall
, those students
used
the most of their money on renting, living expense,
except for
those from
country
C, who spent most on food.
It can be
seen
clearly
the students from
country
A and B had budgets, $5000 and $4500,
hugely
more than those from
country
C,
merely
$1500. Accommodation took up a huge
ammount
of the annual expenditure of the students. 45%, 35% and 30% were the proportions of the budgets of those from
country
A, B and C,
respectively
.
Additionally
, the undergraduates from A and B gave quite the same proportions for entertainment activity, with 22% and 23%, meanwhile it was
simply
12% for those of C.
Other than renting or living expense, they spent quite much for food, 22%, 28% and 36% were the
ammounts
of the pupils from A, B and C,
respectively
.
Because
they were in college,
so
there
must
be spending on books, which took up
merely
3% and 9% from the undergraduates from
country
A and B,
on the contrary
, it was 21% for those of C.