Band 6+: The table and chart provide a breakdown of the total expenditure and the average amount of money spent by students per week while studying abroad in four countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The table and bar chart illustrate the weekly expenses of students studying abroad in four various countries. The table shows total average spending in US dollars, while the bar chart shows specific expenses.

Overall, Country A is the highest expensive among them, whereas Country D is the lowest expensive in all countries. Living cost is higher compared with other cost aspects in Country A.

To begin with, Country A is the most expensive, as its living cost is $430, and that is the most expensive cost, while accommodation expense is half of the living cost, and the tuition fees is $358. Secondly, Country B is living cost and tuition fees almost same as $350 and $320. The difference is $30, and the accommodation is $280. Thirdly, Country C is $225 in living cost and accommodation and tuition fees almost same around $240 and $250. Then finally, Country D living and tuition fees are most similar as $225 and $235. There is little cost difference than other countries.

This information provided in the total expense of four countries. In living, in Country A these total expense is $875, and that is higher expenditure country. Then Country B’s total expense is $735. The Country C is on an average $540 expense per student including living cost, accommodation, tuition fees. Then Country D is a reasonable country. These expenses is only $435. That is lowest and affordable country.