The table illustrates the total spending on studying abroad and the chart shows how much money students averagely spent on accommodation, tuition, and living cost when they studied in the four countries
The table illustrates the total spending on studying abroad and the chart shows how much money students averagely spent on accommodation, tuition, and living cost when they studied in the four countries yLxWl
The table illustrates the total spending on studying abroad and the chart shows how much money students averagely spent on accommodation, tuition, and living cost when they studied in the four countries.
Overall, studying abroad in country A is the most expensive while the expenditure of overseas students in country D is the lowest. Additionally, while international students have to spend the largest amount of money on living costs per week when studying in all countries, apart from country D, they pay the least for accommodation.
As can be seen from the table, the amount of money paid out on studying overseas in 2 countries A and B is the highest, with 875 dollars and 735 dollars respectively. By contrast, the expense in country D is the lowest, at 435 dollars. Meanwhile, studying in country C is 105 dollars more expensive.
Overseas students in four countries all spend below 300 dollars on accommodation, with the largest figure being 280 dollars in country B and the smallest figure accounting for 200 dollars in country D. In country A, the living expenses each week is 430 dollars, which is around 70 dollars higher than the tuition fees. Similarly, the amount of money students pay for living costs in countries B and C is about 30 dollars more than tuition fees. In contrast, the cost of living in country D is 225 dollars, which is slightly lower than tuition fees, at 235 dollars.
The table illustrates the total spending on
studying
abroad and the chart
shows
how much
money
students
averagely
spent on accommodation, tuition, and
living
cost
when they studied in the four countries.
Overall
,
studying
abroad in
country
A is the most expensive while the expenditure of overseas
students
in
country
D is the lowest.
Additionally
, while international
students
have to
spend the largest amount of
money
on
living
costs
per week when
studying
in all
countries
, apart from
country
D, they pay the least for accommodation.
As can be
seen
from the table, the amount of
money
paid out on
studying
overseas in 2
countries
A and B is the highest, with 875
dollars
and 735
dollars
respectively
. By contrast, the expense in
country
D is the lowest, at 435
dollars
. Meanwhile,
studying
in
country
C is 105
dollars
more expensive.
Overseas
students
in four
countries
all spend below 300
dollars
on accommodation, with the largest figure being 280
dollars
in
country
B and the smallest figure accounting for 200
dollars
in
country
D. In
country
A, the
living
expenses each week is 430
dollars
, which is around 70
dollars
higher than the tuition fees.
Similarly
, the amount of
money
students
pay for
living
costs
in
countries
B and C is about 30
dollars
more than tuition fees.
In contrast
, the
cost
of
living
in
country
D is 225
dollars
, which is
slightly
lower than tuition fees, at 235
dollars
.