UCLA doesn't pay that well, but they do pay higher if someone is already an AP somewhere else. Not much higher, but 85K-90K is what ABDs get.
If anything, she probably would end up making about the same 90K. It seems like the salaries for junior faculty at UCLA range between 85k and 90k. It is very, very unlikely that she would make more than 100k at UCLA before taxes (excluding any research money or benefits).
If anything, she probably would end up making about the same 90K. It seems like the salaries for junior faculty at UCLA range between 85k and 90k. It is very, very unlikely that she would make more than 100k at UCLA before taxes (excluding any research money or benefits).
You're right
https://transparentcalifornia.com/salaries/search/?a=university-of-california&q=+Bargheer&y=2018
UCLA doesn't pay that well, but they do pay higher if someone is already an AP somewhere else. Not much higher, but 85K-90K is what ABDs get.
If anything, she probably would end up making about the same 90K. It seems like the salaries for junior faculty at UCLA range between 85k and 90k. It is very, very unlikely that she would make more than 100k at UCLA before taxes (excluding any research money or benefits).
Well, then that's a shame on all public schools, midwest or not.
Are ppl justifying Natasha getting paid a mere 90k the same ppl who legitimize Rockford U paying <50k with the same COL argument?
Paying back your student loan knows no COL adjustment; family vacation overseas knows no COL adjustment; investing a retirement home in FL knows no COL adjustment.
Property price? $150k in Columbus would stay the same while $600k would likely go up to $800k in 10 yrs. Just look at past trajectories. Think of it as an investment rather than a cost.
Close but not correct.
At the minimum, APs make $90k at UCLA. Some make $100+
Well, if she makes $90K in Columbus, a standard online COL calculator says she’ll have to make about $140K to match that in LA. Think she’ll make anywhere close to that there? Even as an associate?