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 char compares the average salaries and tuition fees of students studying low and business.

Overall, low students tend to earn high salaries compared to those who study business across all university, although their tuition fees are higher. University B and C have higher tuition fees in both sectors while A university offers affordable education.

Focusing on the law students first, graduates from University A and B earn the same amount of money, a staggering $40,000 while the University C students get approximately $38,000. When it comes to tuition fees, University B has the all- time highest numbers at $60,000, followed by closely University C at roughly $52,000 and University A at $40,000.

In contrast, business students from University B and C earn the same salary at $40,000, whereas University A graduates are paid $30,000. However, educational expenses of business Universities are substantial, University C charges the most at nearly $60,000, and followed by closely University B and A with respective figure of $50,000 and $45,000.