What Presidents Make
Some public-college leaders take home millions, with perks.
By Dan Bauman and Jacquelyn Elias | July 16, 2020
Public colleges produced 19 millionaire leaders in 2019, far outpacing the average total compensation, $544,136, for all chief executives within the sector last year. The compensation data are part of The Chronicle’s annual survey of public-college leaders. Data were collected for 275 chief executives at 231 public colleges and systems. The Chronicle identified six trends from this year’s collection effort. Further information on pay history, as well as a full breakdown of compensation, can be found online at chronicle.com/compensation.
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