Band 7+: The table below shows the annual costs for students to study in masters programmes in three different countries in 2007. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

The table illustrates details about the annual costs for students to study Master’s programs in three different nations in 2007.

Overall, it is apparent that most Country C’s postgraduate subject fees accounted for the largest costs, except in Computing and Science, while Country B recorded the highest costs for both these technical subjects. Additionally, Country A held the lowest costs for all programs.

Looking first at Country A, the figures for the tuition in Arts and Business were negligible, at 12,000 and 14,000 dollars, in that order. Meanwhile, both Computing and Science ranked first, with 18,000 dollars. Students in this country paid the least for living costs, at 8,000 dollars.

Regarding country B, the costs for Science was the highest, followed closely by Computing, with the respective figures being 28,675 and 27,254 dollars. The tuition fees for Arts was slightly higher than business, which were 17,200 and 15,698 dollars in that order. Accommodation with meals was also the lowest cost, with only 11,256.

Turning next to Country C, the figure for Science was about 24,569 dollars, compared to 17,345 dollars for living costs. Finally, tuition for Arts, Business, and Computing was a flat data, at 21,783 dollars.