The pie chart shows average monthly student expenditure in the UK in 2016. The bar chart shows sources of student income in the same year.
The pie
chart
shows the average monthly student
expenditure in the UK in 2016. The bar chart
shows sources of student
income
in the same year.
The pie chart
displays the money spent by students
monthly in the UK, in the year 2016, while
the bar chart
represents how students
earned their income
in the same year.
Overall
, the majority of the expenditures were allocated for rent and a substantial income
came from the student
loan.
First of all, half of the expenditure of the student
was allocated to rent, accounting for 385 dollars
. The other half of the chart
was formed by five other categories. Noticeable, is food with a monthly expenditure of 124 dollars
, then
we have bills, travel and socialising expenditures, which consist of 69 dollars
, 52 dollars
, and 64 dollars
respectively.
The students
earn their income
through different sources. The majority of the students
had their money because of the student
loan (80%). In addition
, others received help from their family, accounting for 70%, nearly the same percentage of people had a part-time job. Similar percentages are shared by students
who used their savings, had a bank overdraft or grandt and founding, they stood at 45%, 40% and 38% respectively.Submitted by cecconisofia2002 on
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