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by pw0ncakes
5907 days ago
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My point is that professors aren't overcompensated, because they "bring in" about $100k per class of tuition, which is about $667/hour-- although obviously deductions need to be made for administrative costs, classes are the main service-- assuming 150 hours of work per class, but are paid substantially less. The fact that they also do research as a full-time job means that they're even less overcompensated (by which I mean, "more undercompensated"). |
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