Band 7+: The table below provides information on tuition fees, scholarship rates, graduation rates, and acceptance rates at five universities in the USA and England. Summarize the key trends by selecting and reporting the most significant features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided chart compares five universities in the USA and in England in terms of tuition fees, scholarship, graduation, and acceptance rates.

Overall, it is clear that the universities in the US demand more tuition fees, while those in England ask for significantly lower figures. Moreover, although tertiary educational institutions in the US offer more scholarships, the possibility of graduating from these institutions is lower than in England.

Turning to the details, tuition fees in US universities, such as Harvard University, the University of Southern California and Northwestern University vary around 53000 USD. Meanwhile, English universities require comparatively lower fees than the US institutions, ranging from $45000 to $46000. When it comes to scholarship rates, the most generous universities are the University of Southern California, with 90%, followed by Harvard University(89%). In contrast, Cambridge University provides the least amount of scholarships, with 46%.

Regarding graduation rates, there is a higher probability of graduating in the universities in England (roughly 95%), whereas the percentages of US institutions range from 73% to 78%. Considering acceptance rates, there is a higher chance of getting into Cambridge University(10%). However, the figures for others are nearly two times less than that.