Band 5+: The bar charts below provide information about the salaries and tuition fees of Law and Business students from three Australian universities. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar diagrams illustrate the incomes and education fees of Laws and Business pupils from university A, B, and C in Australia, counting in thousands of dollars.

Overall, the tuition fees show a higher price compared to the salaries obtained both in Law and Business school, while the salaries is the lowest in business schools in university A.

For law schools, pupils in university A have the equal amount of salary obtained to the educational expenses at 40 thousands dollars. Likewise, in institution B and C the amount of money spent when studying is higher rather than salaries, namely 60 thousands spent to receive 40 thousands and 38 thousands dollar income.

Similarly in Business schools, the trends show the higher price of school fees in all universities. Led by university C, followed by B, and A by spending 60, 50 and 45 thousand dollars for education respectively. Yet, the income range is lower than the expenses in university B and C around 40 thousand dollars and the lowest of all income is students taking business majors in university A, who only get 30 thousand dollars.