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 Anthropology students went into full-time employment or further studies, whereas a smaller number of students pursued part-time jobs or a combination of both. The remaining percentages were unemployed and unknown students based on the database.
Looking more at the details, the tendency for the students to follow full-time both careers and further studies dominated 60% of the total, in which full-time work was chosen by just half of the students after finishing their degrees, which was more prevalent than the undergraduates who continued their postgraduate studies, which accounted for only 8%, and lower than nearly 45%, according to the surveyed frame. Remarkably, a full-time job piece covered the largest number of university students over the pie chart.
Concerning the aggregated part-time pieces, a minority of them exhibited one in five, which was less common than the total of full-time pieces, to a significant number with forty percent. Furthermore, most of the students favored part-time employment, witnessing to 15% and the remaining data recorded that the smallest percentage of undergraduates were pursuing both further study and work, which was less than the rate of part-time career at one-tenth. The remaining pieces were unemployment and indetermination, which displayed 12% and 8%, respectively.