The line graph illustrates the proportion of
math
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graduates
and other Use synonyms
graduates
who got full-time jobs after graduating from an Australian university, and the table shows the average wage of both these kinds of Use synonyms
graduates
, from 2004 to 2012.
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Overall
, the percentage of full-time Linking Words
workers
holding a Use synonyms
math
degree was higher than that Use synonyms
in
other Change preposition
of
graduates
. Use synonyms
Moreover
, the average salary of Linking Words
math
Use synonyms
graduates
was more than that of other degreesUse synonyms
,
from 2004 to 2012.
As can be seen in the line graph, the percentage of Punctuation problem
apply
math
Use synonyms
graduates
who got full-time jobs was 80% in 2004Use synonyms
,
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;
this
figure increased gradually and reached a peak of nearly 90% in 2006, Linking Words
then
slowly dropped and accounted for 80% again in 2012. Linking Words
In contrast
, just about 60% of full-time Linking Words
workers
held other degrees in 2004. The number of full Use synonyms
workers
with other Use synonyms
graduates
experienced a significant trend in 2006, with 80% and accounted for more than 80% in 2008. Use synonyms
However
, Linking Words
this
figure rapidly fell after that and remained the same as in Linking Words
2004
with 60% in 2012.
Regarding the average salary of Punctuation problem
2004,
graduates
, full-time employees with Use synonyms
math
Use synonyms
graduates
had a tendency to have higher salaries than those in other fields. Even though they had the same average wage in the Use synonyms
beginning
with $41,000 in 2004, both figures gradually rose over time , and in 2012, Punctuation problem
beginning,
math
graduate Use synonyms
workers
received an average $56,000, which was more than $5,000 compared to the employees who hold other degrees.Use synonyms