The chart below shows what anthroplogy graduates from one university did after finishing their undergraduate degree course. The table shows the salaries of the anthropologists in the work after five years.

The provided chart and table illustrate the career paths of

students

who majored in anthropology and their earnings after 5 years of work experience.

Overall

, it is immediately evident that more than half of

students

got full-time

jobs

after graduation and

according to

three categories of employment types, salaries of

students

varied from $25,000 and $100,000+.

To begin

with, the proportion of full-time workers was the highest, accounting for 52%,

while

that of people who are engaged both in part-time

jobs

and postgrad study was the lowest, at around 5%. Specifically, the number of graduates who have full-time

jobs

was more than three times that of part-time workers. It is notable that half of

students

who decided to work in government sectors earned more than $100,000 annually.

Additionally

, 40% of consultants who have flexible

jobs

could get a six-digit income.

However

, only 30% of workers at private companies could get it. Another noteworthy point is that the same percentage of employers, 20%, who worked in freelance consultants and government sectors earned less than $74,999 during the given period.