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2023 Average Faculty Salary by State

The 2023 faculty salary of U.S. colleges is increased by 3.88% from $65,493 to $68,035. At public schools, the average faculty salary is $74,352, which is 3.72% higher than 2022. The private school's average salary is $63,417, a increase of 3.93%.
The average faculty salary at national universities is $94,555 and liberal arts colleges' average salary is $78,790. At community colleges, the 2023 faculty salary is $65,051 in average.
  • Rhode Island has the highest Faculty salary of $99,954 and Arkansas has the lowest Faculty salary of $51,246.
  • For public schools, California has the highest Faculty salary of $102,019 and Arkansas has the lowest Faculty salary of $52,325.
  • For private schools, Rhode Island has the highest Faculty salary of $103,836 and Wyoming has the lowest Faculty salary of $45,005.
  • For national universities, New Hampshire has the highest Faculty salary of $136,511 and Mississippi has the lowest Faculty salary of $69,485.
  • For liberal arts colleges, Colorado has the highest Faculty salary of $106,585 and Idaho has the lowest Faculty salary of $41,379.
  • For community colleges, California has the highest Faculty salary of $92,340 and District of Columbia has the lowest Faculty salary of $40,140.

Comparison of 2023 Faculty Salary by State

Average Faculty Salary By State
StateAll CollegesPublic SchoolsPrivate SchoolsNational UniversitiesLiberal Arts CollegesCommunity Colleges
Alabama$63,655
3.28%
$69,919
3.38%
$51,752
3.03%
$89,481
3.14%
$53,376
6.47%
$63,934
4.91%
Alaska$70,639
3.22%
$79,469
0.80%
$58,866
7.88%
$86,853
0.82%
-$68,251
0.76%
Washington$72,937
3.99%
$80,067
3.61%
$62,955
4.68%
$89,059
3.93%
$93,008
1.93%
$70,968
3.10%
Arizona$64,328
5.49%
$78,649
4.00%
$55,377
7.34%
$87,535
2.49%
-$74,360
6.18%
New Mexico$63,606
10.16%
$64,002
9.52%
$61,761
13.36%
$90,472
7.01%
$83,617
7.93%
$59,951
11.17%
Arkansas$51,246
0.55%
$52,325
0.65%
$49,088
0.32%
$72,928
1.16%
$61,335
0.96%
$45,476
3.41%
California$82,734
5.80%
$102,019
5.45%
$70,928
5.85%
$114,924
6.92%
$98,268
3.37%
$92,340
5.01%
Minnesota$70,859
1.41%
$76,283
1.89%
$65,149
1.42%
$77,877
3.34%
$81,825
2.57%
$73,569
0.27%
Colorado$63,082
2.88%
$70,390
3.81%
$55,513
1.25%
$89,356
3.15%
$106,585
5.85%
$60,161
7.35%
Connecticut$86,681
4.67%
$85,785
3.21%
$87,531
6.06%
$109,226
4.66%
$101,903
3.72%
$81,382
5.37%
New York$72,719
2.72%
$82,406
1.21%
$68,909
3.38%
$109,689
1.95%
$93,606
2.99%
$73,829
2.04%
Delaware$79,923
2.65%
$89,223
2.67%
$67,524
2.61%
$99,266
4.17%
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District of Columbia$83,506
3.76%
$73,952
13.59%
$84,068
4.85%
$116,103
5.86%
-$40,140
9.99%
Florida$56,204
2.38%
$67,348
1.89%
$52,689
2.80%
$86,858
2.76%
$71,254
0.91%
$48,756
17.25%
Georgia$57,993
6.41%
$60,835
9.82%
$55,408
3.21%
$87,877
5.28%
$62,740
4.55%
$44,194
6.97%
Hawaii$80,642
3.05%
$89,965
3.36%
$61,997
2.19%
$110,613
3.71%
-$83,572
3.58%
Idaho$63,613
6.31%
$68,679
4.16%
$58,548
8.95%
$82,587
4.08%
$41,379
1.43%
$59,380
3.99%
Illinois$74,821
3.92%
$79,620
1.93%
$71,621
5.32%
$97,377
3.14%
$67,479
2.80%
$75,047
1.72%
Indiana$64,296
3.47%
$71,386
3.94%
$61,830
3.38%
$81,903
3.52%
$68,711
3.88%
$50,390
20.19%
Iowa$63,517
2.58%
$67,983
3.02%
$61,160
2.32%
$84,734
3.69%
$71,294
2.19%
$61,873
2.55%
Kansas$55,022
3.95%
$58,498
4.39%
$50,774
3.34%
$82,842
4.75%
-$52,979
4.22%
Missouri$60,973
3.92%
$65,146
2.49%
$59,185
4.50%
$92,780
3.32%
$60,418
2.17%
$56,208
2.01%
Kentucky$56,298
2.95%
$57,261
0.96%
$55,619
5.76%
$74,327
5.85%
$65,386
22.97%
$48,998
4.41%
Louisiana$59,170
6.33%
$62,383
5.48%
$55,186
7.20%
$79,828
3.24%
$63,355
2.54%
$51,212
7.53%
Maine$72,605
6.94%
$70,254
7.20%
$74,643
6.73%
$82,627
3.90%
$102,627
3.10%
$61,154
7.06%
Maryland$76,723
5.69%
$81,322
7.30%
$69,462
2.83%
$103,809
4.88%
$79,016
2.04%
$68,121
6.39%
Massachusetts$86,109
3.45%
$80,766
3.26%
$88,275
3.55%
$115,799
3.85%
$95,999
4.70%
$67,276
0.93%
Michigan$74,170
3.44%
$83,616
3.62%
$63,825
3.59%
$94,087
4.02%
$68,635
1.90%
$81,205
2.65%
Mississippi$56,387
5.22%
$57,778
2.27%
$52,832
12.62%
$69,485
1.23%
$52,661
3.21%
$51,966
1.81%
Montana$57,053
4.81%
$56,507
2.20%
$58,912
13.26%
$76,976
0.69%
-$53,532
2.73%
Nebraska$62,292
1.69%
$66,610
1.30%
$57,974
2.14%
$93,241
3.00%
-$60,644
1.17%
Nevada$68,722
5.69%
$79,405
1.43%
$61,923
8.10%
$96,424
1.22%
-$41,955
30.78%
New Hampshire$74,826
3.21%
$76,007
2.43%
$73,430
4.17%
$136,511
8.47%
$64,405
1.03%
$65,319
3.28%
New Jersey$69,327
5.19%
$85,410
4.55%
$59,356
5.40%
$119,394
3.78%
$78,581
2.14%
$69,897
4.56%
North Carolina$58,938
4.81%
$59,516
5.04%
$58,164
4.51%
$91,622
5.80%
$66,086
2.20%
$52,299
4.44%
North Dakota$60,831
3.06%
$61,979
2.67%
$58,152
4.03%
$81,782
2.20%
-$58,954
2.28%
Ohio$62,942
1.65%
$74,337
2.31%
$56,398
1.26%
$88,458
2.28%
$75,086
3.55%
$59,300
3.55%
Oklahoma$53,394
0.36%
$55,456
0.97%
$50,545
0.32%
$87,125
0.75%
$45,684
13.49%
$48,164
1.59%
Oregon$71,872
1.88%
$77,853
2.97%
$64,752
0.84%
$87,018
3.87%
$92,037
5.93%
$72,783
2.68%
Pennsylvania$67,797
4.12%
$79,234
2.27%
$63,332
2.59%
$93,561
2.39%
$83,643
1.14%
$51,749
2.75%
Rhode Island$99,954
2.45%
$87,014
1.66%
$103,836
2.65%
$124,450
5.36%
-$68,714
2.01%
South Carolina$60,154
3.08%
$62,999
2.27%
$57,220
4.22%
$76,647
1.96%
$73,503
6.55%
$51,724
3.00%
South Dakota$63,728
5.37%
$66,480
5.63%
$57,765
4.74%
$81,192
5.35%
-$61,034
4.69%
Tennessee$59,511
3.07%
$68,783
3.88%
$55,675
2.78%
$80,990
3.12%
$66,103
0.07%
$56,054
9.82%
Texas$63,576
3.53%
$70,413
3.09%
$58,007
3.95%
$89,826
2.19%
$83,433
2.17%
$56,223
2.17%
Utah$74,890
7.81%
$78,786
5.86%
$72,663
8.48%
$104,691
5.79%
-$69,950
5.99%
Vermont$73,879
4.85%
$73,112
1.76%
$74,186
6.05%
$92,141
1.56%
$95,068
3.69%
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Virginia$68,908
4.44%
$77,650
4.01%
$63,268
5.46%
$85,582
4.83%
$75,415
3.20%
$65,765
5.65%
West Virginia$52,751
4.64%
$59,419
3.68%
$45,381
7.13%
$78,326
2.28%
$54,733
0.67%
$49,377
5.98%
Wisconsin$69,477
2.60%
$76,260
2.71%
$62,912
2.14%
$81,058
3.20%
$73,351
3.19%
$75,939
2.79%
Wyoming$63,301
7.18%
$65,588
8.11%
$45,005
2.59%
$92,574
4.39%
-$61,733
8.94%
Average$68,035
3.88%
$74,352
3.72%
$63,417
3.93%
$94,555
3.57%
$78,790
3.57%
$65,051
3.90%