The pie chart represents the types of careers that Antropology graduates after completing their Bachelor’s degree course from one University. The table displays the wages after five years of working in this particular field.

The pie chart illustrates what one university’s graduating

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students continued to do after completing their undergraduate degree,

while

the table displays how much the anthropologists earned 5 years after their graduation in different sectors.

Overall

, it is apparent that the majority of the graduates had a full-time job.

Furthermore

,

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graduates, who worked as government employees, had the highest salary, followed by freelance consultants and private companies

accordingly

. It is evident that there were approximately half of the graduates worked full-time, compared with only 15%

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part-time and 12% of them are unemployed. Graduating students who did

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full-time postgraduate study or did

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postgraduate study with a part-time job each only made up a minority of the total, at 8% and 5% respectively. Regarding

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graduates’ salaries, forth-fifths of the freelance consultants earned at least $75000 and half of them were in the salary range of more than $100000.

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there were

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80% of federal employees earned at least $75000, a relatively high proportion of public servants, 50% earned at least $100000.

In contrast

, only 55% of those who worked for private companies made a minimum of $75000.

Finally

,

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students with the lowest salary range of $25000 to $49000 account for the smallest proportion of those working as freelance consultants and government employees at only 5%, which was half the figure for private companies.