The table compares how much students paid per year, in US dollars, to study master’s programmes among three different nations in the year 2007. Overall, what is most striking when looking at the chart is that computing and science consistently were the most costly subjects, whereas accommodation with meals represented the least expensive program during the period.
Regarding country A, science and computing charged students 18,000 dollars, which made these two subjects the most expensive. Meanwhile, students had to pay 14,000 dollar yearly to study business, 2,000 dollars higher than arts over the same frametime, whereas accommodation with meals was the least costly program, costing 8,000 dollars per year.
Turning to country B, where a similar pattern was seen, though illustrate a higher level than country A. Computing and science were also the most expensive options with around 27,500 and 28,500 dollars required per year to study computing and science, respectively. This was followed by arts at around 17,000 dollars, edging out that of business by approximately 1500 dollars. Accommodation with meals still held the last position in terms of annual fee, at 11,256 dollars.
Finally, in country C, the yearly cost for science in this country again ranked the highest among other segments, requiring nearly 24,600 dollars. The costs for computing, business, and arts were identical, at 21,783 dollars per year. In addition, although the cost for accommodation with meals in country C was as twice as that in country A, it remained the lowest annual fee compared to other curricula in the same nation.