This
 provided line graph depicts the proportion of Linking Words
math
 Use synonyms
graduates
 who got full-time jobs compared to other Use synonyms
graduates
, and the table presents the average earnings Use synonyms
between
 these Change preposition
among
graduates
. Use synonyms
This
 survey was conducted at a specific university in Australia with data from 2004 to 2012. Linking Words
Overall
, the percentage of Linking Words
math
 Use synonyms
graduates
 remained Use synonyms
slighlty
 stable and Correct your spelling
slightly
also
 they Linking Words
earn
 Wrong verb form
earned
highest
 salary in 2012 rather than other Change the article
the highest
graduates
.
Regarding the graph picture, in 2004, the number of Use synonyms
math
 Use synonyms
graduates
 who got full-time jobs stood at 80%, which was 20% higher than other majors. Use synonyms
However
, in 2006, as Linking Words
other
 Correct article usage
the other
graduates
 percentage surpassed Use synonyms
at 
85%, Change preposition
apply
math
 former students increased insignificantly Use synonyms
at
 77%. Interestingly, Change preposition
to
although
 they had a similar rate in 2008, other Linking Words
graduates
 Use synonyms
experinced
 a descending trend and Correct your spelling
experienced
math
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graduates
 continued to Use synonyms
fluctuated
 slightly, with the Wrong verb form
fluctuate
least
 rate of 76% and 60%, respectively.
As for the table about salary, both former college students have a similar trend in the two first years. After that, in 2008, Correct word choice
lowest
math
 Use synonyms
graduates
 suddenly rose higher than Use synonyms
other
, reaching 50,000 in 2008 Fix the agreement mistake
others
while
 other Linking Words
graduates
 recorded 5,000 lower. When Use synonyms
math
 Use synonyms
graduates
 can Use synonyms
earned
 51,000 in 2010, other Change the verb form
earn
graduates
 can Use synonyms
obtained
 it in 2012.Change the verb form
obtain