The pie chart illustrates the destination of Anthropology graduates from a particular university after finishing their undergraduate degree course, while the table depicts their earnings after 5 years’ work in three different business sectors. Overall, it is noticeable that the number of students working full-time jobs constitutes the largest proportion among all the categories, and the majority of Anthropology graduates can earn at least 75000 dollars over five years.
Looking firstly at the pie chart, the number of students having full-time jobs takes the lion’s share at 52%, while those of part-time jobs and unemployment record a comparable figure, at 15% and 12%, respectively. Meanwhile, students who choose to continue their studies while working full-time and part-time, and the unknown group account for comparable proportions, which do not exceed 8% with the lowest percentage belonging to those who decide to extend their education and do part-time jobs at the same time.
Turning to the table, when it comes to freelance consultants, people who have their salaries vary from 75000 to 99999 dollars and those with over 100000 dollars earning make up identical proportions at 40%, followed by those who receive from 50000 to 74999 dollars.Besides, the figure for people whose salaries range between 25000 and 49999 dollars records similar percentages at 5% in both freelance consultants and government sector categories, which is a half compared to that of private companies. People who work for the government mostly have lucrative earnings, which stand at 50% for over 100000 dollars and 30% for over 75000 dollars. The number of people who earn less than 75000 dollars in this section record much lower proportions, which do not exceed 15%. As for private companies, the number of employees whose salaries range from 50000 to 74999 dollars, 75000 to 99999 dollars and over 100000 dollars account for comparable figures, at 35%, 25% and 30%, in order.