EUndergraduate Tuition and FeesSelected Public and Land-Grant InstitutionsResidentNonresidentInstitution 06-07 07-08 % Institution 06-07 07-08 %<strong>Cornell</strong> (Contract) $18,241 $19,291 5.8 <strong>Cornell</strong> (Contract) $31,881 $33,681 5.6Pennsylvania State 12,164 12,844 5.6 U. Vermont 26,308 27,938 6.2U. Vermont 11,324 12,054 6.4 UC–Davis 26,260 27,144 3.4U. Illinois (Urbana) 9,882 11,130 12.6 U. Illinois (Urbana) 23,968 25,216 5.2U. Mass. (Amherst) 9,595 9,921 3.4 U. Texas (Austin) 20,364 24,544 20.5Michigan State 8,843 9,690 9.6 Pennsylvania State 22,712 23,712 4.4U. Minn. (Twin Cities) 9,173 9,598 4.6 Michigan State 21,538 23,699 10.0U. Connecticut (Storrs) 8,362 8,852 5.9 U. Connecticut (Storrs) 21,562 22,796 5.7Ohio State (Columbus) 8,667 8,676 0.1 Indiana U. (Bloomington) 20,472 22,316 9.0UC–Davis 7,576 8,124 7.2 Purdue 21,266 22,224 4.5Indiana U. (Bloomington) 7,460 7,837 5.1 U. Wisconsin (Madison) 20,726 21,435 3.4U. Texas (Austin) 7,630 7,670 0.5 Ohio State (Columbus) 20,562 21,285 3.5Purdue 7,096 7,416 4.5 U. Minn. (Twin Cities) 20,803 21,228 2.0Texas A & M 6,966 7,335 5.3 U. Mass. (Amherst) 19,317 20,499 6.1U. Wisconsin (Madison) 6,726 7,185 6.8 Iowa State (Ames) 16,354 16,919 3.5SUNY–Buffalo 6,129 6,218 1.5 Texas A & M 15,216 15,675 3.0Iowa State (Ames) 5,860 6,161 5.1 SUNY–Buffalo 12,389 12,478 0.7SUNY–Albany 5,939 6,018 1.3 SUNY–Albany 12,199 12,278 0.6SUNY–Binghamton 5,920 6,012 1.6 SUNY–Binghamton 12,180 12,272 0.8Note: • Institutions are ranked in descending order <strong>of</strong> rates for 2007-08.Tuition and FeesSelected Medical CollegesTuitionInstitution 06-07 07-08 %Tuition and FeesInstitution 06-07 07-08 %Washington U. $41,910 $43,380 3.5 U. Pennsylvania $43,463 $45,473 4.6Stanford 39,840 41,619 4.5 Columbia 43,700 45,213 3.5Case Western 39,272 41,500 5.7 <strong>Cornell</strong> 39,283 45,193 15.0Columbia 40,270 41,478 3.0 Stanford 42,058 43,902 4.4Yale 39,150 40,720 4.0 Duke 41,213 43,403 5.3U. Pennsylvania 38,308 39,648 3.5 Washington U. 41,910 43,380 3.5U. Pittsburgh (nonres.) 38,064 39,206 3.0 Case Western 40,752 43,206 6.0<strong>Cornell</strong> 33,775 39,180 16.0 Yale 41,025 43,060 5.0Duke 36,882 38,982 5.7 U. Pittsburgh (nonres.) 41,020 42,622 3.9Harvard 37,200 38,600 3.8 Harvard 40,279 41,861 3.9Rochester 35,800 37,200 3.9 Johns Hopkins 37,234 40,099 7.7Johns Hopkins 34,000 36,500 7.4 Rochester 38,755 39,799 2.7Chicago – Pritzker 33,624 35,305 5.0 Chicago – Pritzker 36,401 37,758 3.7Notes: • Institutions are ranked in descending order <strong>of</strong> rates for 2007-08.• Tuition and fees include tuition, mandatory fees, and health insurance fees, whether mandatory or not.64
FAverage Nine-Month Faculty SalariesSelected Research InstitutionsInstitution 87-88 Institution 97-98 Institution 07-08Cal Tech $60,297 Cal Tech $93,436 Harvard $143,872Stanford 59,870 Harvard 93,126 Stanford 141,772Harvard 57,763 Stanford 92,599 Cal Tech 137,110MIT 56,660 Chicago 88,125 Chicago 134,854Princeton 55,059 Princeton 88,000 Princeton 134,243U. Pennsylvania 55,034 U. <strong>of</strong> Pennsylvania 87,890 U. Pennsylvania 133,293Yale 54,580 NYU 87,703 NYU 130,274Columbia 54,228 MIT 87,644 Columbia 126,855Johns Hopkins 53,707 Yale 85,425 Yale 126,802Carnegie Mellon 53,670 Northwestern 84,872 MIT 126,381UC–Berkeley 53,670 Columbia 84,460 Northwestern 124,660Chicago 53,439 Duke 83,424 Duke 124,480Georgetown 53,075 Georgetown 80,216 <strong>Cornell</strong> (Endowed) 123,053NYU 52,918 Carnegie Mellon 79,917 Dartmouth 119,543UCLA 52,723 U. <strong>of</strong> Michigan 78,172 Georgetown 117,839Duke 52,323 USC 78,008 <strong>Cornell</strong> (Ithaca Campus) 117,474Rutgers 52,207 UC-Berkeley 77,190 USC 115,357U. Virginia 52,197 <strong>Cornell</strong> (Endowed) 77,179 UC–Berkeley 114,411USC 52,065 UCLA 77,030 UCLA 113,616Northwestern 51,734 Johns Hopkins 76,194 U. North Carolina 111,892UC–San Diego 51,344 U. <strong>of</strong> Virginia 75,680 Carnegie Mellon 111,801U. Michigan 51,329 Rutgers 75,615 Brown 111,421<strong>Cornell</strong> (Endowed) 50,881 Dartmouth 74,808 U. Michigan 111,280Ohio State 49,792 UC-San Diego 73,762 <strong>Cornell</strong> (Contract) 108,876UC–Davis 48,950 U. <strong>of</strong> North Carolina 73,117 U. Virginia 108,347U. Texas 48,834 Brown 72,211 Johns Hopkins†Dartmouth 48,466 U. <strong>of</strong> Illinois 71,242 UC–San Diego 106,680U. North Carolina 48,008 <strong>Cornell</strong> (Ithaca Campus) 70,200 U. Maryland 106,375<strong>Cornell</strong> (Ithaca Campus) 47,826 Pennsylvania State 69,371 Rutgers 106,135Brown 47,655 UC-Davis 69,105 U. Texas 103,339U. Maryland 47,587 U. <strong>of</strong> Minnesota 69,085 U. Illinois 102,441Purdue 46,824 U. <strong>of</strong> Texas 69,075 Pennsylvania State 101,926Pennsylvania State 46,408 Ohio State 69,006 U. Minnesota 100,342<strong>Cornell</strong> (Contract) 46,245 U. <strong>of</strong> Maryland 68,845 UC–Davis 100,239U. Illinois 46,176 Purdue 68,052 Ohio State 99,238U. Wisconsin 45,298 U. <strong>of</strong> Wisconsin 64,940 U. Washington 98,004U. Minnesota 45,108 Michigan State 64,454 Michigan State 95,266Michigan State 44,666 U. <strong>of</strong> Washington 63,222 Texas A&M 94,196Texas A&M 44,624 Texas A&M 62,994 Purdue 92,738U. Washington 43,829 <strong>Cornell</strong> (Contract) 61,736 U. Wisconsin 90,070Notes:• The average salary (excluding extra pay and summer compensation) for each institution (including<strong>Cornell</strong>’s contract college subset) was computed by weighting the mean salary by academic rank for thenumber <strong>of</strong> endowed Ithaca faculty in those ranks. Twelve-month salaries were converted to a ninemonthappointment basis.† Did not participate in the 2007-08 salary survey that was published in Academe, March-April 2008.65
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