The table and bar chart illustrate the total spending and the average expenditure per week for accommodation, tuition and living costs of students studying abroad in four countries.
Overall, it is clear that the cost of studying in country A is the highest. Also, international students in all countries, except for country D, have to pay the largest amount of money each week for living costs, while they spend the least on accommodation.
Studying abroad in country A costs $875, which is $140 and $335 more than studying in country B and C respectively. International students in country D, however, need to pay a significantly lower amount of money ($435) than those studying in the other three countries.
Overseas students in country A spend an average of $430 per week on living expenses, while those in country B spend only $350. In contrast, the weekly cost of accommodation in country B is $60 higher than that of country A, at $280. The figures for tuition fees in both countries are over $300 a week. Regarding the other two countries, the expenditures for the three categories are all below $300, with the smallest figure being seen in accommodation in country D, at only $200 per week.
The table and bar chart illustrate the total spending and the average expenditure per
week
for accommodation, tuition and living
costs
of
students
studying
abroad in four countries.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the
cost
of
studying
in
country
A is the highest.
Also
, international
students
in all
countries
,
except for
country
D,
have to
pay the largest amount of money each
week
for living
costs
, while they spend the least on accommodation.
Studying abroad in
country
A
costs
$875, which is $140 and $335 more than
studying
in
country
B and C
respectively
. International
students
in
country
D,
however
, need to pay a
significantly
lower amount of money ($435) than those
studying
in the other three countries.
Overseas
students
in
country
A spend an average of $430 per
week
on living expenses, while those in
country
B spend
only
$350.
In contrast
, the weekly
cost
of accommodation in
country
B is $60 higher than that of
country
A, at $280. The figures for tuition
fees
in both
countries
are over $300 a
week
. Regarding the other two
countries
, the expenditures for the three categories are all below $300, with the smallest figure being
seen
in accommodation in
country
D, at
only
$200 per
week
.