Based on a survey of 1,268 colleges and universities, data on the median salaries of 65 administrative positions are given. Salaries are given for all institutions (with one-year changes noted) and for doctoral, comprehensive, baccalaureate, and two-year institutions. (MSE)

Trends in college faculty salaries for 1976-1986 are reported based on the surveys of "Salaries, Tenure, and Fringe Benefits of Full-Time Instructional Faculty," which are part of the Higher Education General Information Survey (HEGIS). Information is provided on salaries by faculty rank and sex and by type and control of institution. Faculty pay…

Average faculty salaries are given by academic rank within these categories: doctoral institutions, comprehensive institutions, baccalaureate institutions, specialized institutions, two-year institutions with academic ranks, two-year institutions without ranks, and all categories combined, and for public, private, and church-related institutions.…

Data are presented on salaries for professors, associate and assistant professors, and instructors in four percentile groups, by institution type, and noting percentage increases in the last year for each rank and institution type in public, private, and church-related institutions. (MSE)

After three years of minimal raises, college administrators fared better in 1994-95, with median salaries rising 4.4%. Median salaries for executive, academic, administrative, external affairs, and student services administrators are presented for five institutional categories: (1) all institutions; (2) doctoral institutions; (3) comprehensive…

Median salaries for college and university administrators rose by 2.6 percent for 1991-92 (compared to 5.4 percent in 1990-91), the smallest increase in four years. Administrators at two-year colleges received the lowest (0.8 percent) raises. Variations by type of administrative job were also found. (DB)

While college attendance rates in the South are approaching national rates and college preparedness has improved, access and completion among racial/ethnic minorities have not kept pace. Other trends are that Florida and North Carolina are encouraging pursuit of degrees within a more liberal and realistic time frame, college dependence on tuition…

This table presents median college administrator salaries by type of administration--executive, academic, administrative, external affairs, and student services. Salary data are also categorized by all institutions collectively, doctoral, comprehensive, baccalaureate, and two-year institutions. (DB)

Data on college and university administrators' salaries in 1993-94 are presented by institution type (doctoral, comprehensive, baccalaureate, two-year) and various administrative positions. Analysis indicates that public institution raises were higher than those at private institutions. Little change in the trend is anticipated in the near future.…

National survey data on the current median salaries of executive, academic, administrative, external affairs, and student services officers in private, public, and two-year institutions are presented, with one-year changes noted. Median salaries of chief academic and executive officers are listed by institution type and enrollment. (MSE)

Data charts show trends in investment gains for college faculty retirement funds in the stock market, 1990-93; distribution by rank, average salary, fringe benefits, and tenure status of two- and four-year college faculty in 1992-93; and the relationship between faculty salaries and the cost of living, 1986-87 to 1992-93. (MSE)

The College and University Personnel Association annual survey found most college administrators received a smaller pay raise in 1996-97 than in the previous two years though most outpaced inflation. Smallest raises were at doctoral institutions and among chief executives; largest were in specialized institutions such as freestanding professional…

This 19th annual administrative compensation survey is designed to provide the most comprehensive and timely data available for college and university administrators. The benchmarking resource comparison provides comparison salary data for 170 administrative positions, based on responses from 1,384 institutions. The positions include those in…

The purpose of the study reported here was to determine whether or not salary expenditures may be driving the rapid increase in higher education expenditures overall. Using data from the Finance Survey of the Integrated Postsecondary Data System, the study examined figures for fiscal year 1988 through fiscal year 1991. The changing relationship…

Data on 169 beginning teachers' salaries were used to track changes in relative salaries in Oregon public schools and colleges over a 12-year period and to determine the financial consequences of starting teaching careers at different educational levels. Salaries of 70 elementary and secondary teachers, 62 community college teachers, and 37 state…