Table 316.50.

Average salary of full-time instructional faculty on 9-month contracts in 4-year degree-granting postsecondary institutions, by control and classification of institution, academic rank of faculty, and state or jurisdiction: 2012-13

[In current dollars]
State or jurisdiction	Public doctoral1			Public master's2			Nonprofit doctoral1			Nonprofit master's2
	Professor	Associate professor	Assistant professor	Professor	Associate professor	Assistant professor	Professor	Associate professor	Assistant professor	Professor	Associate professor	Assistant professor
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13
United States	$117,049	$81,407	$69,963	$87,291	$70,474	$60,248	$143,814	$90,498	$74,218	$86,657	$69,624	$58,181
Alabama	113,876	79,555	65,152	78,498	65,177	54,809	85,763	67,504	55,956	61,825	52,371	46,982
Alaska	113,682	81,684	67,538	102,753	79,109	66,885	�†	�†	�†	67,416	56,317	47,158
Arizona	117,827	81,762	71,824	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	‡	63,092	‡
Arkansas	92,227	68,906	62,447	66,216	54,414	49,898	75,296	63,921	58,161	63,746	60,041	51,655
California	133,774	88,431	78,816	93,049	75,770	68,504	149,596	98,747	83,434	99,699	80,086	67,226
Colorado	114,901	84,950	71,627	79,407	63,605	55,334	125,997	81,390	72,872	113,777	72,826	60,594
Connecticut	135,885	92,085	74,559	96,902	78,071	63,153	163,142	89,362	77,511	120,062	86,422	71,493
Delaware	141,691	97,167	82,431	87,419	69,473	66,589	152,547	117,386	97,370	74,865	64,322	54,544
District of Columbia	148,833	115,000	85,788	101,864	76,643	59,525	144,936	94,479	78,388	73,179	65,766	69,162
Florida	109,330	78,003	69,303	96,525	71,929	60,429	122,128	82,423	71,548	89,317	71,907	60,283
Georgia	108,683	76,338	67,156	75,350	63,592	54,504	131,154	83,769	68,201	72,687	58,459	52,466
Hawaii	111,111	84,582	73,217	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	84,165	72,725	60,071
Idaho	85,346	67,037	58,548	98,034	71,093	56,345	�†	�†	�†	60,845	51,396	42,903
Illinois	119,673	81,910	71,242	91,610	71,453	62,470	156,477	92,054	81,195	82,644	68,790	57,832
Indiana	118,452	82,566	70,584	86,434	67,558	58,110	128,663	81,038	70,103	74,419	62,726	52,337
Iowa	123,740	85,673	74,880	87,708	70,247	61,296	90,172	68,178	56,031	68,305	56,964	49,390
Kansas	107,337	75,046	64,075	73,476	59,756	54,934	�†	�†	�†	61,590	53,547	49,329
Kentucky	104,075	73,671	63,072	76,892	61,893	53,387	79,657	63,076	53,694	61,200	53,445	45,355
Louisiana	96,765	70,808	63,377	73,244	60,511	52,610	123,372	83,352	69,293	67,921	54,802	53,057
Maine	95,457	75,159	61,472	�†	�†	�†	87,793	72,645	64,713	74,108	55,882	49,721
Maryland	119,314	85,563	76,759	85,751	68,222	61,561	147,178	95,041	81,940	83,190	66,756	58,856
Massachusetts	128,755	95,589	79,441	86,867	71,290	62,301	164,211	101,382	89,452	117,703	82,930	65,554
Michigan	121,176	83,719	71,537	93,896	77,065	64,611	108,093	76,237	67,060	72,492	60,091	51,079
Minnesota	126,782	86,677	77,293	82,305	67,834	58,599	99,424	74,892	61,725	76,874	66,000	55,031
Mississippi	92,960	71,314	62,350	65,207	54,057	52,254	83,979	67,390	59,091	76,096	57,718	52,345
Missouri	101,285	73,191	61,754	74,695	60,777	51,822	138,496	84,204	71,681	72,618	60,496	51,845
Montana	76,966	62,566	61,201	71,108	62,439	52,095	�†	�†	�†	55,970	46,893	42,122
Nebraska	103,329	76,248	69,860	77,788	62,930	52,143	106,245	77,367	64,393	64,263	55,070	50,345
Nevada	118,121	84,526	69,809	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	71,919	65,478	62,542
New Hampshire	116,758	90,711	72,862	89,968	74,047	61,127	150,044	97,228	67,803	84,115	72,258	52,169
New Jersey	149,954	101,586	84,216	119,833	95,161	76,241	168,282	93,263	83,238	95,140	81,864	64,604
New Mexico	98,259	72,718	63,623	71,053	58,592	51,520	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
New York	131,739	92,390	75,936	90,674	72,218	60,865	154,224	97,771	76,699	97,077	77,139	64,947
North Carolina	121,494	81,350	73,287	89,279	71,163	62,284	153,421	92,067	75,803	67,788	59,256	53,097
North Dakota	99,043	77,325	66,195	76,044	62,291	54,048	68,401	65,732	52,144	�†	�†	�†
Ohio	111,772	80,397	68,950	72,621	62,340	52,832	109,255	74,460	63,394	74,679	63,670	53,150
Oklahoma	102,395	73,003	62,858	74,933	63,715	56,170	93,101	71,891	59,144	67,201	58,674	50,917
Oregon	103,964	78,898	71,168	73,054	58,924	46,957	98,183	74,225	62,005	78,993	65,418	54,925
Pennsylvania	129,129	89,431	69,118	103,099	82,086	65,317	141,050	91,529	78,783	90,130	71,641	60,512
Rhode Island	103,140	77,007	66,609	78,664	67,080	57,452	157,248	101,670	85,880	111,848	84,732	70,990
South Carolina	120,635	85,286	75,220	82,838	66,519	58,958	�†	�†	�†	75,474	58,545	52,740
South Dakota	83,811	67,547	60,150	82,906	67,863	56,816	�†	�†	�†	65,321	52,941	50,966
Tennessee	98,308	73,657	61,672	75,801	66,081	52,703	133,291	87,576	72,982	66,015	54,625	48,470
Texas	121,559	82,550	72,471	84,195	67,767	61,114	128,717	88,657	78,612	83,422	67,440	56,356
Utah	110,647	75,337	64,224	76,289	63,666	55,999	110,754	79,869	68,274	85,472	72,374	59,550
Vermont	115,985	85,441	69,453	71,511	55,534	44,908	�†	�†	�†	103,009	74,285	64,838
Virginia	124,185	83,458	70,256	84,710	67,436	60,128	115,063	83,141	47,527	69,947	59,141	52,165
Washington	107,097	79,686	73,280	84,227	70,255	67,632	106,575	79,604	64,920	77,526	62,238	55,615
West Virginia	92,062	75,746	62,680	70,980	59,930	52,065	69,231	56,008	50,989	56,521	49,352	44,214
Wisconsin	103,642	75,096	69,178	71,018	60,191	56,503	98,890	74,478	62,883	73,834	60,703	53,218
Wyoming	106,226	76,016	67,426	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
U.S. Service Academies	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Other jurisdictions	65,512	�†	50,566	80,156	66,908	57,702	50,061	30,556	23,343	�†	�†	�†
American Samoa	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Federated States of    Micronesia	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Guam	�†	�†	�†	89,134	70,677	55,034	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Marshall Islands	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Northern Marianas	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Palau	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Puerto Rico	65,512	�†	50,566	79,604	65,807	60,216	50,061	30,556	23,343	�†	�†	�†
U.S. Virgin Islands	�†	�†	�†	77,944	66,815	53,062	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†

†Not applicable.

‡Reporting standards not met (too few cases).

1 Institutions that awarded 20 or more doctor's degrees during the previous academic year.

2 Institutions that awarded 20 or more master's degrees, but less than 20 doctor's degrees, during the previous academic year.

NOTE: Degree-granting institutions grant associate’s or higher degrees and participate in Title IV federal financial aid programs. Data include imputations for nonrespondent institutions.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), Spring 2013, Human Resources component, Salaries section. (This table was prepared March 2014.)