Table 316.60.

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: 2013-14

[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	$118,814	$83,032	$71,429	$87,794	$71,355	$61,117	$146,366	$92,201	$75,760	$86,082	$70,658	$59,093
Alabama	120,171	82,219	67,589	79,379	65,427	56,602	78,054	70,300	64,203	61,765	52,132	45,072
Alaska	109,585	81,809	67,816	103,962	79,374	67,277	�†	�†	�†	56,199	50,257	40,222
Arizona	122,633	84,611	72,855	108,007	87,134	76,232	�†	�†	�†	47,223	46,653	‡
Arkansas	95,715	71,017	64,091	69,597	63,398	52,041	77,736	64,875	58,985	65,071	60,709	51,911
California	134,141	88,510	80,199	91,680	74,486	68,541	151,728	99,315	85,001	96,894	78,738	67,968
Colorado	115,045	86,038	73,725	74,413	60,769	52,950	128,374	88,148	77,542	114,541	77,390	62,009
Connecticut	143,133	96,782	77,513	99,139	79,766	64,916	168,263	90,295	79,538	110,606	88,178	72,678
Delaware	142,243	98,352	83,489	76,891	66,542	62,998	151,213	121,916	‡	74,786	64,894	52,705
District of Columbia	149,350	118,450	‡	101,722	76,412	60,670	147,825	96,840	80,391	54,468	66,144	55,257
Florida	112,847	79,427	71,590	120,486	80,434	63,063	124,248	85,140	72,159	88,398	72,506	59,356
Georgia	110,723	78,950	68,914	78,092	63,902	55,815	130,293	82,692	69,005	71,679	60,826	51,587
Hawaii	114,168	86,568	76,287	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	94,327	80,634	71,059
Idaho	86,027	68,827	58,098	80,115	66,870	59,134	�†	�†	�†	62,147	52,516	47,246
Illinois	119,266	82,356	71,901	93,463	73,687	64,301	163,620	94,672	83,680	85,792	69,406	58,658
Indiana	120,474	84,291	72,214	86,706	67,833	59,260	133,263	84,648	72,962	68,867	57,919	50,724
Iowa	114,915	83,226	72,263	�†	�†	�†	88,775	68,268	61,216	66,686	57,284	50,868
Kansas	108,316	76,570	65,552	73,860	59,352	57,101	63,306	50,976	44,808	63,249	55,811	51,586
Kentucky	110,940	78,327	68,521	80,596	64,493	56,049	72,804	58,263	52,667	61,525	53,673	44,658
Louisiana	99,791	73,612	64,623	72,201	59,938	52,102	126,491	85,308	71,930	65,293	55,272	53,617
Maine	96,483	75,485	60,954	�†	�†	�†	89,097	75,414	65,492	71,541	55,422	49,110
Maryland	116,268	84,878	74,052	85,468	68,340	62,645	147,555	92,859	81,292	82,680	71,958	68,483
Massachusetts	131,921	97,748	81,821	90,261	72,469	64,116	167,977	103,995	88,668	103,175	85,515	67,167
Michigan	121,637	85,385	72,714	96,096	80,159	64,515	102,047	79,122	64,460	71,147	59,950	55,548
Minnesota	128,943	89,749	78,605	85,401	70,263	60,444	102,463	77,175	63,681	76,875	65,516	55,807
Mississippi	93,702	72,302	64,776	67,144	57,048	52,893	77,906	66,454	56,874	73,530	57,744	55,009
Missouri	102,420	74,228	63,463	75,860	61,505	52,729	141,528	90,323	73,784	75,234	61,703	52,970
Montana	102,559	82,388	68,651	71,408	63,081	53,881	�†	�†	�†	63,134	50,447	44,698
Nebraska	110,123	84,065	75,892	78,652	62,714	53,189	110,286	80,712	67,238	65,001	55,529	52,261
Nevada	117,993	85,485	68,344	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	71,158	62,136	60,570
New Hampshire	120,488	93,349	75,853	90,873	75,074	61,673	162,307	105,049	75,172	84,701	68,074	57,618
New Jersey	154,555	104,441	85,777	117,025	95,561	79,083	176,455	92,763	83,468	96,747	83,654	66,044
New Mexico	93,376	70,694	60,364	73,321	59,836	52,768	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
New York	132,813	92,985	76,800	90,917	72,348	61,133	155,954	99,995	81,978	98,919	78,220	66,393
North Carolina	119,400	80,828	73,142	89,708	70,623	62,833	152,906	91,454	75,331	63,271	57,929	52,673
North Dakota	101,274	79,189	66,498	79,501	64,853	54,606	65,271	61,393	51,991	�†	�†	�†
Ohio	111,451	79,939	67,862	72,485	61,546	52,597	110,149	75,491	64,442	76,056	64,893	54,574
Oklahoma	104,634	74,846	65,094	77,639	65,452	55,032	99,854	76,793	66,174	63,432	57,183	51,875
Oregon	108,848	82,268	72,348	74,991	60,356	48,121	100,388	75,228	61,765	77,369	67,970	55,494
Pennsylvania	132,876	91,452	70,953	105,841	85,203	68,453	146,382	93,849	82,008	90,918	72,695	60,779
Rhode Island	103,635	76,302	68,143	77,945	66,653	57,817	164,255	107,299	88,505	115,882	86,336	72,131
South Carolina	120,902	84,999	74,153	86,491	68,839	59,579	�†	�†	�†	77,336	60,096	53,706
South Dakota	86,627	70,225	61,855	85,201	69,448	60,349	�†	�†	�†	63,686	56,612	48,615
Tennessee	101,120	74,866	63,219	81,320	66,080	55,829	137,481	88,220	67,304	67,117	55,140	49,115
Texas	120,822	82,758	72,045	85,125	70,105	61,116	129,752	89,240	78,516	86,936	69,042	55,264
Utah	110,791	78,224	69,806	78,088	64,607	57,553	113,141	81,862	69,538	89,014	54,146	63,610
Vermont	117,128	86,451	71,884	68,028	52,977	42,659	�†	�†	�†	103,611	75,119	64,461
Virginia	123,748	84,864	71,463	85,668	70,030	61,332	112,662	82,173	45,656	68,835	57,620	49,686
Washington	112,652	83,321	76,489	89,320	75,582	70,378	107,583	81,067	65,460	78,222	64,170	58,348
West Virginia	97,562	76,450	63,340	70,361	62,827	53,263	65,843	55,725	51,563	61,847	52,113	46,627
Wisconsin	107,566	77,241	70,892	72,542	61,517	57,957	102,103	76,332	65,774	75,169	63,325	53,957
Wyoming	108,737	75,564	68,879	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
U.S. Service Academies	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Other jurisdictions	‡	58,503	56,735	85,344	68,704	54,465	�†	�†	40,738	�†	�†	40,589
American Samoa	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Federated States of       Micronesia	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Guam	�†	�†	�†	88,584	70,126	52,965	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Marshall Islands	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Northern Marianas	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Palau	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†
Puerto Rico	‡	58,503	56,735	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	40,738	�†	�†	40,589
U.S. Virgin Islands	�†	�†	�†	81,981	66,743	55,928	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†	�†

†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 2014, Human Resources component, Salaries section. (This table was prepared February 2015.)