Band 6+: The table and chart provide a breakdown of the total expenditure and the average amount of money spent by students per week while studying abroad in four countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table and bar chart illustrate the total expenditure and the weekly average spending of international students in four selected countries, expressed as dollars. Overall, country A has the highest total cost, while country D is the most affordable. Living cost dominates the statistic almost 4 countries and tuition fees is the category on which the least money is spent.

In terms of total spending, students study abroad in country A incur the biggest financial burden at $875 per week, followed closely by country B with $735 is spent on. International students in country C and country D are more economical with $540 and $435 weekly respectively, with country D making up the modest expense.

Regarding the breakdown, living cost is the most expensive cohort mostly, tops the list is country A with $430. This is followed by $350 in country B, $275 in country C, $225 in country D. Tuition fees is the category on which the second most money is spent, ranging from $358 in country A to $235 in country D. Accommodation cost get the lowest expenditure in all cases, peak at $280 in country B, $240 in country C, $220 in country A and country D has the lowest figure with $200.