Sao kê cost đi du học by Linh Lê Phạm Khánh

2025-08-16 13:20:44 UTC

Intro:
Overall:
- giá cả đi du học ở nước A lớn nhất (875$)
- giá cả nc D thấp nhất ( 435 $)
- hầu hết tiêu số tiền lớn nhất cho living cost, trừ country D
- accomodation là khoản chi nhỏ nhất
- Body 1 : table
  - số liệu lớn nhất, nhỏ nhất, số liệu lớn thứ 2, và số liệu áp chót
- Body 2: bar chart
  - hầu hết đều chi số tiền lớn nhất cho living cost, trừ nước D
  - Tuition ở nước A vẫn đắt nhất, B, C , D giảm dần
  - Mặc dù nước A có 2 khoản chi đắt nhất, accomodation fees lại là the second lowest.
  - nc B có accomodation fees lớn nhất, giảm dần là C A D

Outline

2025-08-16 13:22:35 UTC

Intro: Introduce the chart and the table

Overview: Highest: Country A ($875)

Lowest: Country B ($435)

Tends to dominate: Tuition and living cost

Body 1: Describe the high-cost countries:

Country A:
- Highest total ($875).
- Living cost is the largest ($430), followed by tuition ($358), and accommodation is the lowest ($220).
Country B:
- Second highest ($735).
- Expenditure is more balanced, with tuition ($320) and living costs ($350) being close, and accommodation lower ($280).
Comparison: Both A and B spend more on tuition and living costs than on accommodation, but A has a much larger living expense.
Body 2: Low-cost countries:
Country C:
- Total is $540.
- Costs are relatively even: tuition ($250), living ($275), and accommodation ($240).
Country D:
- Lowest total ($435).
- All categories are quite low: tuition ($235), living ($225), and accommodation ($200).
Comparison: C shows a balanced spending pattern, whereas D consistently records the lowest in all categories.

2025-08-16 13:23:13 UTC

Intro: The table shows the overall expenses of international students, and the bar chart delineates a detailed breakdown of accomodation, tuition, and living cost weekly in four countries.

Overview:

+) Country A: highest in total

+) Country D: lowest in total

+) Living cost took up the highest in most countries, with the exception of country D

Body 1: Country B and Country C (cuz they have the similar pattern)

Body 2: Country A and D (remaining)

+) A: expensive, unbalanced distribute

+) D: cheap, balanced