The table and chart demonstrate the distribution of total expenditure and the average weekly spending of students studying abroad in four nations.
In general, studying in country A has the highest cost for foreign students, whereas the opposite trend was true for country D. It is clear that people in the above countries invest the most in living expenses, except for country D.
Regarding the table, the total studying expenditure in country A lead among four countries with $875, followed by that of country B and country C with $735 and $540, respectively, whereas students studying in country D pay the least of money, at only $435. It is noteworthy that the cost of living in this country is only half that of country A.
When it comes to the chart, the biggest disparity can be seen in the figure for country A, where $430 is spent for living cost per week, while the figure for accommodation was only $220. This country allocates $358 for tuition. By contrast, country D was the only one with the most balanced expenditure for 3 categories, which ranges from $200 to $ 235. A similar trend can be seen in the figure for country C, students spend an average of about $255 per category. Students studying abroad in country B only must pay $280 for accommodation, which is $40 lower than that of tuition, whereas the cost of living in this country is the most expensive for abroad students at $350. It is noticeable that this is the second highest spending country after country A.