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. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The chart shown provides data about Anthropology degree holders’ careers and the table illustrates their income after five years. From an

overall

perspective, we can gain an overview that most degree holders continued their careers in various paths.

Furthermore

, most individuals earned salaries exceeding $100,000. The lowest income ranged between $25,000-49,999. Regarding types of employment, it’s classified into 6 different categories. Over half of the graduates were employed on a full-time basis, comprising 52% of the total. The next highest proportion is represented by part-time employment, accounting for 15% of the total.

Subsequently

, a total of 12% of the individuals remained unemployed.

Additionally

, the category of undisclosed employment and full-time master study accounted for an identical share of 8%.

Lastly

, the lowest number displayed was 5%, which refers to individuals who are simultaneously employed part-time and pursuing postgraduate studies. Referring to wages, differentiation occurred across three types of occupations: freelance consultants, the government sector, and private companies.

According to

the data, the government sector offered the highest-paying earnings, with 50% of its employees earning more than $100,000.

Conversely

, the lowest incomes are typically found in private companies, where 35% of employees earn between $50,000 and $74,999