The accompanying table and charts depict a breakdown of total cost and the average weekly spending by students who study abroad in four different countries.
Overall, it is evident that country A holds the top position with highest total expense, and the living cost contributes to the majority of the average money students spend per week.
Examining the table in more details, country A possesses the greatest total expenditure with $875, followed by country B, C, and D, respectively. The total cost in country D is the lowest with $435, which is approximately halve the price in country A.
It is noticeable that the living costs accounted for significant proportions of students average weekly spendings in country A, B, and C. Accommodation and tuition comprise the remaining with a higher percentage of cost from accommodation. However, country D reveal a different breakdown of students weekly cost as its tuition expense is the most substantial. Additionally the proportion for three aspects in country D are distributed equally; the cost of accommodation, tuition, and living cost are 200$, $235, and $225, respectively.
