The table and bar chart offer a comparative analysis of the total costs per week spent by overseas students in four different countries, accompanied by the average amount of budget distributed to 3 categories (housing, tuition, and living costs)
A general overview reveals that in terms of total expenses, country A ranked first. Additionally, with regard to the average expenses spent by students, living costs exhibited the largest figure in three countries A, B, and C, except for country D.
Focusing on the information on the table, particularly, while nation A showed the largest figure of total expenses, at 875 dollars, students in nation B allocated 435 dollars per week. Moreover, 735 dollars were the total costs spent by international learners per week in country D, which was higher than the 540 dollars allocated by students in nation C.
The figure of the average budget per week was also observed on the bar chart. Students in country A spent 430 dollars on average for accommodation, which was the highest amount. This amount decreased gradually across the three remaining nations (B, C, D), at 350 dollars, 275 dollars, and 225 dollars, respectively. Following closely, students also spent 358 dollars on average for their tuition fees, which was higher than the 320 dollars spent by students in country B. 250 dollars and 235 dollars were the average amount of money spent by individuals in nations C and D, respectively. By contrast, students in nation B spent 280 dollars on accommodation, which was higher than the three remaining countries.