The table and bar chart illustrate the total weekly expenditure and the breakdown of costs for students studying abroad in four different countries: A, B, C, and D.
Overall, students spend the most money in Country A and the least in Country D. Tuition fees and living costs make up the largest portions of expenses in all countries, with accommodation being the smallest component.
In terms of total expenditure, students in Country A spend $875 per week, followed by $735 in Country B, $540 in Country C, and $435 in Country D.
Looking at the breakdown, in Country A, living costs are the highest at around $430, while tuition fees and accommodation cost approximately $230 and $215, respectively. Country B also shows high living expenses at about $350, with tuition and accommodation at around $320 and $160. In Country C, all three categories are relatively balanced: tuition ($240), living costs ($275), and accommodation ($250). Country D shows the lowest expenses across all categories, with living costs and tuition both around $225, and accommodation at $200.
In summary, countries A and B are more expensive for international students, mainly due to higher living expenses, whereas countries C and D offer more affordable options with lower overall spending.