The graph illustrates the amounts earned by graduates of different age groups in 2002. Overall, it can be clearly seen that the age 36-40 have the highest salary with other qualifications, whereas the age 21-25 have the lowest point.
According to the graph, the higher degree and the others earn the most, the first degree the least in every age. Generally, the other qualifications are further than the other two majors, while it’s equal to the first degree in age 46-55. In addition, the first degree has a significant gap which is higher than the others in the age of 56-60. However, The others have reached the peak which earned approximately 800 in the age of 36-40.
As mentioned in the previous paragraph, the first degree has the fewest earned across all ages. Despite the fact that it has almost surpassed the higher degree in the age 26-30, it is still stagnant to be the least earning. Another similarity is that in the age of 56-60, the others have hit the lowest point since age 31, the first degree has slightly increased. Nevertheless, it still stays at the bottom.
