the highest-paid professors

swapna wrote:...in the u.s., and therefore, in the world, most likely:

http://www.thebestschools.org/blog/2013/11/25/10-highest-paid-college-professors-u-s/

[size=69]and to pique your interest, and to fill uppusaamy gowNDer with envy and despair,[/size]

[size=69]"[he] received his MBA from the University of Madras (now Chennai), India, and his PhD. from Virginia Technological University. He is now a U.S. citizen."[/size]

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

swapna wrote:...in the u.s., and therefore, in the world, most likely:

http://www.thebestschools.org/blog/2013/11/25/10-highest-paid-college-professors-u-s/

[size=69]and to pique your interest, and to fill uppusaamy gowNDer with envy and despair,[/size]

[size=69]"[he] received his MBA from the University of Madras (now Chennai), India, and his PhD. from Virginia Technological University. He is now a U.S. citizen."[/size]

Several gaps in the story.

The UT Austin guy is the truly legit and explainable. The rest are from med Schools or Business schools - mainly finance and investment (Their starting salaries are closer to 125K -140 K as Asst Prof).

Some are "adjunct profs" Really... they are paid high bcz they head 'Endowment funds' or semi-industry organization within their universities.

Emeritus professor making more than a $mil ?  HOW ? he is making that money as part of royalty money on patents he might jointly hold.  

To club everything in one pool is doing a disservice and discouraging to potential academicians in Biology, Physical Sciences, and other fields.

Hey...did you check the salary of the president of Silicon Valley University ? I bet he makes more than the #1 prof on this list.

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

swapna wrote:...in the u.s., and therefore, in the world, most likely:

http://www.thebestschools.org/blog/2013/11/25/10-highest-paid-college-professors-u-s/

[size=69]and to pique your interest, and to fill uppusaamy gowNDer with envy and despair,[/size]

[size=69]"[he] received his MBA from the University of Madras (now Chennai), India, and his PhD. from Virginia Technological University. He is now a U.S. citizen."[/size]

Several gaps in the story.

The UT Austin guy is the truly legit and explainable. The rest are from med Schools or Business schools - mainly finance and investment (Their starting salaries are closer to 125K -140 K as Asst Prof).

Some are "adjunct profs" Really... they are paid high bcz they head 'Endowment funds' or semi-industry organization within their universities.

Emeritus professor making more than a $mil ?  HOW ? he is making that money as part of royalty money on patents he might jointly hold.  

To club everything in one pool is doing a disservice and discouraging to potential academicians in Biology, Physical Sciences, and other fields.

Hey...did you check the salary of the president of Silicon Valley University ? I bet he makes more than the #1 prof on this list.

garam_kuta wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

swapna wrote:...in the u.s., and therefore, in the world, most likely:

http://www.thebestschools.org/blog/2013/11/25/10-highest-paid-college-professors-u-s/

[size=69]and to pique your interest, and to fill uppusaamy gowNDer with envy and despair,[/size]

[size=69]"[he] received his MBA from the University of Madras (now Chennai), India, and his PhD. from Virginia Technological University. He is now a U.S. citizen."[/size]

Several gaps in the story.

The UT Austin guy is the truly legit and explainable. The rest are from med Schools or Business schools - mainly finance and investment (Their starting salaries are closer to 125K -140 K as Asst Prof).

Some are "adjunct profs" Really... they are paid high bcz they head 'Endowment funds' or semi-industry organization within their universities.

Emeritus professor making more than a $mil ?  HOW ? he is making that money as part of royalty money on patents he might jointly hold.  

To club everything in one pool is doing a disservice and discouraging to potential academicians in Biology, Physical Sciences, and other fields.

Hey...did you check the salary of the president of Silicon Valley University ? I bet he makes more than the #1 prof on this list.

correct version -எப்பொருள் யார் யார் "வாய்" கேட்பினும் அப்பொருள் மெய்ப்பொருள் காண்பது அறிவு அரிது!

swapna wrote:

Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:

swapna wrote:...in the u.s., and therefore, in the world, most likely:

http://www.thebestschools.org/blog/2013/11/25/10-highest-paid-college-professors-u-s/

[size=69]and to pique your interest, and to fill uppusaamy gowNDer with envy and despair,[/size]

[size=69]"[he] received his MBA from the University of Madras (now Chennai), India, and his PhD. from Virginia Technological University. He is now a U.S. citizen."[/size]

Several gaps in the story.

The UT Austin guy is the truly legit and explainable. The rest are from med Schools or Business schools - mainly finance and investment (Their starting salaries are closer to 125K -140 K as Asst Prof).

Some are "adjunct profs" Really... they are paid high bcz they head 'Endowment funds' or semi-industry organization within their universities.

Emeritus professor making more than a $mil ?  HOW ? he is making that money as part of royalty money on patents he might jointly hold.  

To club everything in one pool is doing a disservice and discouraging to potential academicians in Biology, Physical Sciences, and other fields.

Hey...did you check the salary of the president of Silicon Valley University ? I bet he makes more than the #1 prof on this list.

the starting salary of a ph.d. in finance from a top 30 university going to work as an assistant professor (AP) at the business school of a top 50 university in 2016 is about 220k, for nine months; with the usual summer support of 2/9 of 220k, the total is about 270k.

here's some recent data:

http://www.econjobrumors.com/topic/2016-finance-phd-starting-salaries-by-sector

[size=69]there is considerable geographical variability, the largest upward ones being in nyc and palo alto.[/size]