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Band 7+: The table below shows the annual costs for students studying in Master's programs in three different countries in 2007. Provide an overview of the information by identifying and describing the key details, and include comparisons where appropriate.

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The image displays a table titled 'Postgraduate subject fees (US dollars)' for three countries. In Country A, the fees are: Arts 12,000, Business 14,000, Computing 18,000, Science 18,000, and Accommodation with meals 8,000. For Country B, the fees are: Arts 17,200, Business 15,698, Computing 27,254, Science 28,675, and Accommodation with meals 11,256. For Country C, the fees are: Arts 21,783, Business 21,783, Computing 21,783, Science 24,569, and Accommodation with meals 17,345.
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The table gives information about how much students had to pay each year when studying in Master’s programs in three countries A, B, and C in the year 2007.

Overall, it can be seen that, while studying science was the most expensive in all surveyed nations, the opposite was true for that of accommodation with meals. It is also noticeable that the yearly costs when studying for a Master in country A was lowest.

Turning to the annual cost of studying arts, business, and computing in country C, each cost 21.783 US dollars per year. Meanwhile, students needed to pay far more money when studying science than that of accommodation with meals, with the former at 24.569 US dollars and the latter’s at 17.345 US dollars.

Regarding the postgraduate subject fees in country B, studying science cost the most money at 28.675 US dollars, which was also the highest fee recorded, followed by that of computing, at 27.254 US dollars. In the remaining subjects, the cost varied from 12.000 to 17.000 US dollars.

As for the study fee of Master’s programs in country A, science cost 18.000 US dollars, which was also the fee of studying computing. Whereas, the costs for students studying in the others hovered around 12.000 US dollars.

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