A glance at these two figures provided reveal that what Anthropology graduates from one university did after completing their undergraduate degree course and different degrees of salaries of the anthropologists of different carrers after working for five years.

First of all, it’s clear from the first bar chart that most of these graduates finally received an offer after graduation. More specifically, Fifty-two percent of them got a full-time job and approximately fifty percent of them have a part-time job. Meanwhile, eight percent of them possess both a part-time job and a postgrad study. Beyond this, eight percent of them pay all their attention to full-time postgrad study and twelve percent of them neither work nor continue higher education. Moreover, due to some unknown reasons, there are still 8 percent of graduates who we don’t know what they did after they graduate d from university.

In the second table, it’s evident for us to find out that after graduation, anthropology students mainly possess three kinds of employment of freelance consultants, government employees and private company stuffs. In addition, there are four levels of their salary. Obviously, salaries of half of government employees surpass one hundred thousand dollars, which is ten percent higher than freelance consultants and twenty percent higher than private company stuffs. As for the second highest income, we can easily notice that freelance consultants have the largest percent at forty percent, which is ten percent higher than graduates who worked in government sectors and fifty percent higher than graduates who worked in private companies. Therefore, not surprisingly, in the lowest two wage levels, private company stuffs account for almost twice as much as other occupation.

To sum up, the first chart show us that most graduates found their work successfully. The second table tell us that high proportion of graduates can gain a good income, which surpass seventy-five thousand dollars.