The table illustrates the total weekly expenditure of studying abroad in four countries, whereas the bar chart compares how much money spent by students in accomodation, tuition, and living costs.
Overall, country A was considerably higher than other countries, while country D was the lowest. Notably, students spent more money for living costs in all countries except for only country D.
Studying in country A was much more expensive than other countries, making up $875 weekly expenses. Followed closely by, that of country B accounted for $735. In contrast, weekly expenditure was significantly lower in country C and D, with $540 and $435, respectively.
In contrast to the accomodation costs in country A ($220), that of country B and C was higher by a narrow margin, with $280 and $240, relatively, and that of country D was lower by $200. While country A recorded higher costs in tutition and living at $358 and $430, country B, C, and D laged behind slightly, with respective figures standing at $320, $250, and $235 for tutition and $350, $275, and $225.
