The chart 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 demonstrates what Anthropology graduates from one university did after finishing their undergraduate degree course. The table illustrates the wages of different groups of the anthropologists after 5 years’ work. Over all, it is clear from the pine diagram that the percentage of students who get a full-time job occupies the most part for 52%, which almost the sum of the rest. While students who need to do part-time work and postgrad study together hits the least part for 5%, nearly one tenth as high as the full-time work. The proportion of other options have a slight difference where the option of choosing to do some part-time job ranks first, which is only inferior to the full-time job. The rest, in order, are unemployed for 12%, full-time postgrad study and not known tied at 8%. In the same time, the table also gives the information about the ratio of people in different types, comparing their salaries in five years’ work. In the highest group of people whose wages are over 100, 000, the government sector hits the summit among three types, around 50%, 10% more than the freelance consultants and 20% more than private companies. While in the group of employers’ rewards between 75, 000 and 99, 999, the freelance consultants reach the highest point of 40%, the other two groups are 30% and 25%. At last, the salary range from 25, 000 to 49, 999, both freelance consultants and government reach the same level, while private companies is peaking at 10% and 35%. In short, graduates have many choices to choose when thy graduated. Through the diagram and statistics, half of students can earn a full-time work and the government sector can get relatively well-paid after 5 years’ work.