The chart below shows what Anthropology graduates from one university did after finishing their undergraduate degree course.The table shows the salaries of the anthropologists in work after five years. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie chart illustrates the types of

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that undergraduates who major in anthropology chose after graduation, and the table

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salaries of them after five years in different industries.

Overall

, the majority of

graduates

started working full-time, followed by part-time jobs and remaining unemployed, with the smallest percentage of

graduates

continuing postgraduate studies and part-time employment at the same time. Compared to independent consultants and workers of private companies, the typical wage in the government

sector

is significantly greater. Delving into the pie chart, 52% of anthropology

graduates

had full-time jobs, compared to 15% who had part-time jobs.

Graduates

who were unemployed made up 12% of the total,

while

there is no information on the remaining 8% of

graduates

. Only 8% of people completed their full-time studies,

while

the other 5% continued to work part-time and pursue postgraduate school simultaneously. Turning to the table, it reveals that 50% of anthropology

graduates

employed in the public

sector

made an average salary of over $100,000, as opposed to just 40% and 30% of their peers who worked as independent consultants or in the private

sector

.

Additionally

, the average salary for 20% of

graduates

working in the public

sector

and doing freelance consulting was between $25,000 and $74,999,

whereas

45% of the private business employees were earning the same.

As a result

,

graduates

who joined private enterprises made less money

overall

than those who worked in the other two sectors.