The provided table illustrates the amount of money spent by students studying abroad in four different countries (A, B, C , D) while the bar chart gives information about the average weekly expenses spent by students on accomodation, tution and living.
Overall, country A was the most expensive country in terms of getting an international education while country D was the most affordable country. Similarly, the typical per week spendings were largest for living expenses in all the countries except country D where tution charges were slightly higher than the living cost. Notably, the least amount of expenses were spent on accomodation in all the four countries.
The total expenditure for studying in country A was 875 USD, highest among all four, followed by country B where students spent a total of 735 USD to fund their education. Country C, charged 540 USD from students studying there while country D charged almost less than half of country A (435 USD).
The typical weekly cost of accomodation was 280 usd for country B, followed by 240 usd and 220 usd in country C and A respectively. Country D was the most affordable in terms of accomodation where average weekly expense was only 200 usd. In terms of tution fee, country A topped the list with students spending an average of 358 usd per week, followed by Country B averaging 320 usd per week. Similarly, the tution fee for country C and D costed 250 usd and 235 usd per week. Living costs were largest for country A standing at a maximum of 420 usd while for country B it was 350 usd per week. For countries C and D the average weekly living expenses stood around at 275 usd and 225 usd only.