The diagram bars illustrate the comparison of incomes and educations fees for students taking Law and Business school from university A, B and C in Australia. On average the tuition fees are higher than salaries obtained from both schools. However, students taking Law school in university A have balanced income to their expenses in school.
On one hand, Law students in from university A equal the number of their income to their spending at 40 thousand dollars. On the other hand, students in university B have significant greater school fees comparing to their salary by 20 thousand dollars, followed by students form university C with slighter amount difference at 15 thousand dollars spending.
Business students form three universities show similar trends for greater study’s price compared to their incomes. The most spending are students from university C by 20 thousand higher than their salaries. Students from university A seems to show the lowest incomes of all, in contrast it is only 15 thousand dollars gap to their school’s fees. The slightest gap of income to spending found in students from university B. Their expenses are 10 thousand dollars higher than their incomes.