Reading, Riting and the Rithmetics of College and University Salaries

 

Not everyone is hurting when it comes to take home pay. According to "Ranks of millionaire college presidents up again" (Associated Press, November 2, 2009), higher education compensation toppled $1 million for "a record 23 presidents" with Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute ("RPI") and Suffolk University leading the way. Critics should be wary however if they think that life in the ivory tower offers a walk in the park or that numbers should be sliced downward. Recruiting experts suggest that good candidates are tough to find. Additionally, executives can add to a school's endowment which in turn impacts research projects, scholarships and renovations.

As much ado is made about how much people get paid, with the financial sector taking it on the chin big-time, consider the numerous factors that influence the nexus between supply and demand for a particular bundle of skills.

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