The given table illustrates the total spending of oversea students in 4 countries and the chart compares the average expenditure of three different purposes, namely: accommodation, tuition, and living cost each week.
In general, students in country A spent the highest amount of money totally. The expenditure of living cost was higher than two other payment, except for nation D, international students in all four nations paid the least on accommodation.
Studying abroad in country A consumed the highest amount of money at 875 dollars, compared to this figure for country B and C reached 735 and 540 dollars respectively. The amount of money that students needed to live in country D was nearly a half of those in country A, at 435 dollars totally.
The cost of living in countries A, B and C was the highest amount of money in three kinds of payment per week, followed by the figure for tuition. However, the figure for living expenses in nation D was slightly lower than the expenditure of tuition, which reached 235 dollars each week. In terms of accommodation expenses, oversea students in four countries spent less than 300 dollars each week, with the highest figure was for country B at 280 dollars and the figure for country D was the lowest, at 200 dollars.