The graph displays the career destinations and salary ranges of alumni from an Anthropology major in a university. As an overview, most graduates went straight into full-time professional roles and the government sector dominated in terms of the highest earnings following the five-year milestone.
According to the pie chart, anthropology graduates were predominantly placed in full-time employment, accounting for 52%. In second position, part-time workers made up 15%; upon which as many as 12% of graduates remained unemployed. Furthermore, graduates continue their full-time study and unknown destination responsible for 8% each. Meanwhile, the least, alumni doing part-time work plus postgraduate study accounted for the remaining 5%.
As shown in the table, the highest proportion of graduates earning a high salary ($100,000) after five years worked in the government sector, at halve. Freelance consultants led the mid-range salary bracket ($75,000-99,999) with 40%. For the lower salary range ($50,000-74,999), private companies had the highest proportion, at 35%. Lastly, the minimum salary range ($25,000-49,999), private companies also accounted for 10%.