The pie chart of Anthropology graduates

The pie chart illustrates the job status proportion of Anthropology graduates from a university. Moreover, the table provides the four ranges of Anthropologists' income after five years of work in three different employment sections. More than half of students get job offers after their graduation. On the other hand, most salaried employees get paid over $100, 000, while a minority number earns $25, 000 to 49, 999. According to the pie chart, 52% of new graduates work in a full-time position. Part-time workers make up 15% of alumni. Twelve percent of former students are unemployed. Part-time employment account for 12% of the total. Personnel who work whilst studying in higher education and the rest are unknown, have the same fractions at 8%. The minorities are part-timers who work along with postgrad studies. The data of remuneration is collected five years after work. Massive freelancers get a high revenue of $75, 000-99, 999, and more than $100, 000 are 40% each. In the government sector, half of the employees make a living over than $100, 000 and thirty percent earn $75, 000-99, 999. Somehow workers in private corporations have the lowest rate at 30% to earn above $100, 000. Twenty to forty-five percent of an employed person in all types of career earns salary at ranges of $25, 000-49999 and $50, 000- 74, 9999.