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'Where professors make the most' (NY Times)
| disgusting library | 04/13/10 |
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Date: April 13th, 2010 9:18 AM Author: disgusting library Subject: Where Professors Make the Most http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/04/12/where-professors-make-the-most/?src=busln
APRIL 12, 2010, 8:01 PM Where Professors Make the Most
By CATHERINE RAMPELL The average salary of a full-time faculty member rose 1.2 percent over the last year. That is the smallest increase professors have received in at least 50 years, according to the latest annual study from the American Association of University Professors.
As culled earlier today by Inside Higher Ed, here are some lists of the universities with the highest average pay for full-time full professors. Harvard takes the top slot.
Note: These rankings do not take into account factors like the cost of living in different areas, or changes in the composition of any given school’s faculty. (For example, in light of the recession, some schools may have offered early retirement packages that appealed to the most senior and highest-paid professors, thereby bringing down that institution’s average pay without actually giving anyone a pay cut).
Top 10 Universities in Salaries for Full-Time Full Professors
University Average Salary 1. Harvard University $191,200 2. Columbia University $188,600 3. University of Chicago $184,100 4. Stanford University $181,400 5. Princeton University $181,000 6. Yale University $174,100 7. California Institute of Technology $171,900 8. New York University $171,700 9. Yeshiva University $170,700 10. University of Pennsylvania $170,100 Top 10 Public Universities in Salaries for Full-Time Full Professors
University Average Salary 1. New Jersey Institute of Technology $151,500 2. University of California at Los Angeles $148,000 3. University of California at Berkeley $145,800 4. University of Michigan at Ann Arbor $144,000 5. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill $143,000 6. Rutgers University at Newark $142,900 7. University of Maryland at Baltimore $141,100 8. Rutgers University at New Brunswick $140,100 9. Georgia Institute of Technology $139,400 10. Rutgers University at Camden $137,400 Top 10 Liberal Arts Colleges in Salaries for Full-Time Full Professors
College Average Salary 1. Wellesley College $142,900 2. Amherst College $135,300 3. Claremont McKenna College $135,100 4. Pomona College $134,700 5. Barnard College $134,100 6. Harvey Mudd College $130,700 7. Williams College $130,500 8. Wesleyan University $129,400 9. Smith College $128,400 10. Bowdoin College $127,800 |