The given pie chart demonstrates the post-graduation paths taken by the Anthropology students from a particular university after completing undergraduate studies.
Overall, the majority of students pursued full-time employment after graduation, while a combination of both job and further study was selected by the smallest proportion of undergraduates. Additionally, a minority were unemployed or had indeterminate outcomes over the survey.
Looking more at the details, just half of the Anthropology students secured full-time work, which reached the most prevalent destination, whereas nearly one-tenth others opted to continue their studies through full-time further education, and fifteen percent of undergraduates tended to pursue part-time business. Remarkably, albeit the total proportion of these options accounted for just over one-fifth, it was even lower than full-time job choice at approximately 30%.
By contrast, the combined part-time employment and postgraduate study was not the common selection for university students after finishing their degrees, which dominated the least in the pie chart, with only 5%. The remaining data of the survey represented that the university students who didn’t have any plans after graduation exhibited 12%, and nearly ten percent of the total percentage of the pie chart came from indefinite results.