The provided table illustrates the amount of money spend by students, who get an education in foreign countries, to cover expenses. The bar chart demonstrates the students’s average weekly spendings for mainly 3 categories namely, accommodation, tuition, and living costs. Units are measured in four different countries in US dollars.
Overall, it is clear that in A and B countries, expenditure for studying is relatively higher than C and D. As for the bar chart, living costs accounted for the highest expenses in all countries except D, in which tuition is dominated with a small difference.
It can be seen in the table that in A country, $875 is sufficient for studying abroad, making themselves the most expensive country in the list. Meanwhile, B country is cheaper for $140 in comparison whit A country. However the rates in C is considerably lower with $540, while the cheapest country to study is D with merely $435.
Regarding the bar chart, fee for accommodation was the highest in country B with $280, being higher than other countries C, A, and D which amounted for $240, $220, and $200, respectively. Other categories such as tuition and living costs were the highest in A country, then in B, then in C and lastly in country D, with respected figures of 430, 350, 275, 225 and 358, 320, 250, and 225.