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 t

The given pie chart illustrates the activities which Anthropology graduates from one unknown university did after completing their course on undergraduate degree. The given table illustrates the incomes of the anthropologists in employment five years later.
Overall, the full-time occupations constituted the largest percentage of the employment aspect. It is also noticeable that the lowest income level occupied the smallest proportions of all the three kinds of employment.
Regarding the pie chart, the full-time employment took up over a half of it. The part-time jobs and unemployed portions stood in the second and third ranks respectively. The full-time postgraduate study was equivalent to the not-known group, at precisely 8%. The group which was at the lowest level was the part-time work and post-graduate study, at under one-tenth of the total proportion.
Regarding the table, in the freelance consultants, the anthropologists who received $75,000-99,000 and $100,000+ both covered the largest percentages, at 40%. The income of $100,000+ also covered a half - the highest proportion - in the government sector. Within the third group – private companies, there was the largest percentage (35%) in the income level ranging from $50,000 to $74,999. The lowest income level took up the smallest proportions of all the three groups employment.

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