The given pie chart and table illustrate the distribution of Anthropology graduates from one university. The chart represents the destination after their graduation, while the table denotes their salaries after 5 years of work. Overall, more than half of the alumni get full-time work and their income averaged above $100,000 after a half decade of work.
We can see that from their destination, majority of the graduates already become a full-time employee with 52%. However, there are some people that still unemployed currently with 12% and 8% from the total are still unknown. The rest of it are divided into other status such as; part-time work which is the second highest percentage with 15%, 8% are a full-time postgrad students, and part-time work + postgrad study shows the lowest with 5%.
Noticing from their type of jobs after 5 years of work, freelance consultants and government sector are the highest paid jobs which 80% of them have salaries ranging between $75,000 and $100,000+. Those who work for private companies have averaged less income than the other, 55% of them get salaries around $50,000 to $99,999, while only 30% get more than $100,000 each month.