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| Where Professors Earn the Most | |
| Average salaries, 2010-11 | |
| Highest-paid full professors, all private institutions | |
| Harvard U. | $193,800 |
| Columbia U. | $191,400 |
| U. of Chicago | $190,400 |
| Stanford U. | $188,400 |
| Princeton U. | $186,000 |
| Highest-paid full professors, all public institutions | |
| New Jersey Institute of Technology | $158,700 |
| U. of California at Los Angeles | $153,700 |
| U. of California at Berkeley | $149,100 |
| U. of Michigan at Ann Arbor | $146,900 |
| U. of Maryland at Baltimore | $144,800 |
| Note: The figures cover full-time members of the instructional staff except those in medical schools. The salaries are adjusted to a standard nine-month work year. | |
| Source: American Association of University Professors | |
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