The table and bar chart illustrate the total and weekly expenses of foreign students in four nations.
Overall, it stands out from the graphs that country A requires the highest spending among other counterparts. In addition, the living cost of the majority of surveyed nations tends to be more expensive than tuition and accommodation fees.
Moving on to further details, regarding the total expenditure of overseas students, country A occupies the top position with 875$. The middle group includes nation B and C, constituting respectively 735$ and 540$. Besides, country D reports the lowest total amount of money with 435$.
Looking at the bar chart, as regards the weekly spending on living cost, nation A heads the list with 430$, followed by country B and C with approximately 313$ each, and country D has the smallest figure with 235$. A similar ranking can be seen in the expense on tuition in four nations, ranging from 358$ to 235$. Finally, accommodation fees in examined countries do not exceed 280$, with the data for nation D being the lowest at 200$.
