Table:
education level

college
bachelor's
master's and doctorate

percent

employment rate

participation in wil
87.4
92.4
93.8

no participation in wil
89.6
90.4
91.7

full-time employment rate

participation in wil
79.5
86.9
86.7

no participation in wil
81.3
84.4
87.2

permanent employment

participation in wil
72.0
76.5
71.0

no participation in wil
70.5
77.0
72.2

perception that job was somewhat or closely related to field of study

participation in wil
78.1
88.4
92.1

no participation in wil
70.2
71.0
88.3

had a higher level of education than the level required by the job

participation in wil
39.1
31.8
58.1

no participation in wil
47.9
48.9
70.5

dollars

employment income

participation in wil
44,600
57,900
69,700

no participation in wil
45,400
54,100
73,000

full-time employment income

participation in wil
46,600
59,900
72,300

no participation in wil
47,800
56,000
74,600

Statement: 49% of bachelor's graduates who did not participate in wil were less likely to be overqualified for their job.
Question: what is the percentage of bachelor's graduates who did not participate in wil were less likely to be overqualified for their job?
Answer: [48.9]