The pie chart gives information about the percentage of work that Anthropology students did after graduating and the table gives information about their wages as well as their types of works.
Overall, while almost a half of students did full-time work after graduation, remains chosen other activities, such as part-time work and full-time postgard study. Additionally, the highest paid workers among anthropologists worked at government sectors when private companies paid fewer salaries to their anthropologists rather than others.
Focusing on the chart, 52% of graduates did full-time work and 15% of them chose part-time work. While the percentage of unemployed people among Anthropology graduates was 12%, the rate of students who had full-time postgard study and had part-time work and postgard study at the same time were 8% and 5%, respectively. Besides, there was no information about 8% of graduates.
Turning to the table, while workers as a freelance consultant who were paid between 75,000 and 99,999 US dollar and more than 100,000 US dollar consisted of 40%. 5% and 15% of them, which this rate was the same with government sector workers, were paid 25,000-49,999 US dollar and 50,000-74,999 US dollar, respectively. Besides, more than 65% workers who chose working in private companies were paid about 50,000-74,999 US dollar and 100,000 US dollar, proportionally.