The given table chart illustrates the cost yearly students must pay to study in master’s programmes in three different countries in 2007.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that Country C recorded the highest costs that students must pay for different types of postgraduate subject fees whilst the reverse trend was true for Country A in 2007.
More specifically, students in Country C paid about $21,783 for Arts, Business, and Computing in 2007. Similarly, regarding Computing and Science, learners in Country A paid the same costs at about $18,000 for them. Additionally, scholars paid $14,000 for Business which was more than double the cost of accommodation with meals at about $8,000 annually. Besides, $12,000 are the costs for Arts that students must pay yearly in Country A.
It is noticeable that students pay costs for Arts in Country B and accommodation with meals in Country C not under $17,000 US dollars, with $17,200 and $17,345 respectively. Furthermore, in Country B, Science witnessed the biggest US dollars students must pay at about $28,675 whereas accommodation with meals received only $11,256 annually. In addition, followed by Science, Computing was the second-ranked observation at about $27,254 US dollars students must pay, far exceeding Business, which reached around $16,000 in Country B. Another point to note is that Science in Country C recorded the highest costs that students pay for them at about $24,569 in 2007.