The table chart shows the amount of total spendings in 4 countries (A, B, C and D) in dollars, while the bar chart illustrates average students expenditures on the accommodation, tuition and needs during their studies abroad. Overall, students spent the most of their weekly savings in country A, while in most of the countries the largest amount of expenses went on students daily needs.
The total amount of spendings was the highest in Country A, at $875. The second largest amount of money was spent by the students from Country B at $735. Students from Country C spent $195 less than those, coming from Country B, at $540. The smallest amount of total expenditures was seen in between students of Country D, at $435.
The expenditures of students from Country D were the most diverse. Most of the weekly expenditures went on the students needs, at $430. The second largest amount of money went on the tuition, at $358. On the contrary, expenditures on the accommodation were considerably smaller, at only $220 a week. Students from Country B spent the most of their money on the living expanses, at 350$. Exactly $30 less was spent on the tuition, at $320 in total and only $280 went on the accommodation. Those, coming from Country C had relatively same expenditures as the students from Country B. They spent $275 on their needs, $250 on the tuition and just $240 on the housing. Students from Country D spent the most of their money on the studies, a