Band 7+: 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 charts illustrate the salaries and tuition fees of two majors: laws and business, in three different Australian universities.

Overall, University B charges the highest amount for law students, while University C has the highest tuition fees for business students. In terms of salary, University C charges the lowest amount for law students, whereas University A has the least salaries for business students.

The salary and tuition fees are equal in University A for students majoring in law, with 40,000 dollars for each. University B has similar salaries for law students compared to University A, but tuition fees increase, with 60,000 dollars. The salaries for law students in University C is slightly lower, with just under 40,000 dollars, and the tuition fees is just over 50,000 dollars.

For business students, University A offer the lowest salaries of all the universities, with 30%, while its tuition fees is much higher, with approximately 45,000 dollars. The amount of salaries for University B and University C are the same, with 40,000 dollars. However, in terms of tuition fees, University C charges much higher than University B, with nearly 60,000 dollars.