The table presents information about postgraduate course fees paid by international students in three countries (A, B, and C) in 2007, measured in US dollars.
Overall, Country B and Country C were significantly more expensive than Country A across most subjects. In addition, science and computing courses tended to have higher fees than arts and commerce in all three countries.
In detail, Country A had the lowest fees in every category. Arts, commerce, and meals and accommodation each cost $8,000, while computing and science were slightly higher at $11,000. By contrast, Country B showed much higher figures, with arts and commerce both costing $18,000. Computing and science were the most expensive subjects there, at $27,000 and $29,000 respectively, while meals and accommodation were $17,000.
Country C also had relatively high fees, though generally slightly lower than Country B in technical subjects. Arts and commerce both cost $19,000. Computing and science were priced at $24,000 and $25,000 respectively. Meanwhile, meals and accommodation in Country C were comparatively cheaper at $11,000.
In conclusion, postgraduate education was most affordable in Country A, while Countries B and C required considerably higher financial investment, especially for science and computing courses.
