The chart below shows what anthropology graduates from one university did after finishing their undergraduate degree course.The table shows the salaries of the anthropologists in work after five years

The chart gives data on jobs of Anthropology graduates from one university when they finish their undergraduate degree course. The table depicts information on how much money the anthropologists earn after 5 years. The measurement is in percentage. Overall, full-time workers account for the greatest percentage, while the minimum quantity is observed in part-time work and postgraduate study. Freelance consultants make up the lowest amount of money, whereas government sector show the highest peak. In detail, full-time workers constitute a half part of all jobs, hence, this ratio for part-time work and unemployed graduates is equal to 15% and 12% respectively. This indicator for full-time postgraduate study and unknown destination maintains the same level and becomes 8%. Then this percentage declines slightly for part-time work and postgraduate study, amounting to 5%. Moreover, all types of employment show downward trend in 25, 000 and 49, 999$, reaching to approximately one tenth. Afterwards this figure increases moderately and remains unstatic for freelance consultants and government sector ( 15%), doubles for private companies (35%) in 50000 and 74999 $. There is a minimal rise in 75000 and 99999 $, standing under 45%. Anthropology graduates earn more than 100000 $ in freelance consultants and private companies, accounting for 30% and 40% accordingly, in government sector this figure is 50%.