Band 7+: The table below shows the annual costs for students studying in Master's programs in three different countries in 2007. Provide an overview of the information by identifying and describing the key details, and include comparisons where appropriate.

The table compares the amount of annual money for students studying in Master’s programs in country A, country B and country C in 2007.

Overall, science had the highest annual costs in all three countries although it had an equal amount for country A. Accommodation with meals was the lowest costs. In addition, the biggest difference was in the amount of arts and accommodation with meals.

Regarding the Master’s programs with high annual costs, postgraduate fees on computing was the same as that of science in country A, at 18,000 US dollars while annual costs of science was slightly higher than that of computing in country B, at 28,675 and 27,254 US dollars respectively. At the same time, country C followed the same pattern, with science reaching 24,569 US dollars, compared with 21,783 US dollars in computing.

Turning to the remaining Master’s programs, the amount of annual money for students studying in arts, at 12,000 US dollars was lower than that of business, by 2000 US dollars. By contrast, accommodation with meals recorded the smallest costs in country A, at only 8,000 US dollars. The postgraduate fees in country B was much higher than country A. Specifically, art program costs stood at 17,200 US dollars, followed by bussiness, at 15,698 US dollars and accommodation with meals, at 11,256 US dollars. Lastly, in country C business program fees was close to that of arts, at 21,783 US dollars. Simultaneously, accommodation with meals reached 17,345 US dollars.