The data shows that most schools had enrollments below the mean. However, a few with high enrollments increased the average, exhibiting diversity in school size. The student per faculty was lower than the mean, showing that the student received a personalized education. Local tuition for most schools is charged below the mean. However, there were a few schools with higher tuition, such as the International University of Japan (Niigata) and Melbourne Business School. Regarding foreign tuition, the data shows that the tuition fees for international students are evenly distributed on both sides of the mean. When comparing the average age and percentage of international students, you can see the average age is around 28 years old, and the percentage of international students is 28.08. After reviewing the data, we found that the minimum starting salary is $7,000, and the maximum is $87,000, with an average starting salary of $37,292. When you analyze the data, foreign tuition was higher than local tuition, schools that require work experience offered higher starting salaries, and schools that required an English test showed higher starting salaries. What new insights do these descriptive statistics provide concerning Asia-Pacific business schools