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Band 5+: 1. The Charts below show what US graduates and postgraduates who did not seek full time employment did after leaving school in 2010

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The image shows the number of US graduates and postgraduates in 2010 across four categories. For graduates: part-time employment numbered 18,485, volunteer work 4,250, further study 30,145, and unemployment 16,985. For postgraduates: part-time employment counted 2,610, volunteer work 420, further study 2,800, and unemployment 1,700.
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The bar graph illustrates the statistics of both graduate and post-graduate students finished respective education and choosing the path of their future life in the USA .

Overall, there is a high destination between the further study and volunteer work which shows student have a huge enthusiasm to ameliorate their fields of study. However, graduated individuals have not any preferences going to volunteer work.

Initially, individuals who finished their education successfully could not find any job opportunities except full-time job. Around 17,000 graduates and 1,700 post graduates could not find any work places and maintain the degree of education level.

Moving to last aspect of bar chart, the statistics show that approximately 19 thousand graduates and 2.7 thousand postgraduate willingly to work as a part-time. Nevertheless, the percentage of part-time workers from postgraduates are distinctly vary from graduates; the statistics illustrate the 10 percent differences between last segment.

In conclusion, the statistics shows the students preferences the future path and destination of tendency as a number of students.

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