GRADUATE ASSISTANT STIPEND SURVEY

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1 GRADUATE ASSISTANT STIPEND SURVEY

2 Institutional Research & Information Management Vice President for Administration and Finance 219 PIO Building OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY Stillwater OK Phone: (405) Fax: (405) FEI #: Web: COPYRIGHT 2016 by OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

3 INTRODUCTION This survey of Graduate Assistant Stipends was patterned after the Faculty Salary Survey by Discipline as developed by Oklahoma State University. The data was gathered in the same format and the results printed in much the same way. For comparison purposes, stipends are reported as if each graduate assistant was employed at 0.50 FTE. Three additional questions were asked of each institution: 1. Is in-state tuition waived for graduate assistants? 2. If yes, assuming a 9-credit hour enrollment for a semester, how much is graduate in-state tuition for one semester? 3. How much of the above figure was waived? The IPEDS coding structure (Classification of Instructional Programs [CIP] produced by the National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Office of Education, and published in 2010) was used for identification of academic departments. This is the fifth year to use the 2010 Edition CIP codes and will result in noticeable differences within some of the 2-digit and 4-digit CIP averages. If only one institution reported data in a particular discipline, the 6-digit code was merged with other similar disciplines at the 4-digit level. If there were no other institutions reporting even at the 4-digit level, the discipline was merged at the 2-digit level. The 2-digit and 4-digit summaries have been printed in this book along with the regular 6-digit CIP codes. iii

4 Beginning with the publication, the survey was organized by CIP Code with information from what used to be Sections A, B, and C, summarized in boxes below the CIP Code. The publication still reports stipends summarized by: ALL SCHOOLS which contains average, high and low stipends with the number of graduate assistants and reporting institutions. The ADJ BY TUITION/FEE WAIVER adjusts the stipend data for institutions who waived some or all of the instate tuition and/or fees, but not all of them waived in-state tuition. The RANKED information, found only at the 2-digit CIP level, summarizes the adjusted average stipends from each institution and then ranks each institutional average stipend without identifying the institution. iv

5 The following 45 institutions contributed data: Arizona State University Auburn University (AL) Bowling Green State University (OH) Clemson University (SC) Florida A&M University Florida State University Kansas State University Kent State University (OH) Louisiana State University Mississippi State University Montana State University New Mexico State University North Dakota State University Oklahoma State University Oregon State University Purdue University Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Texas A&M University Texas Tech University University of Alabama University of Arkansas University of Connecticut University of Idaho University of Iowa University of Louisville University of Missouri at Kansas City University of Missouri at St. Louis University of Montana University of Nebraska at Lincoln University of Nevada at Reno University of New Mexico University of North Carolina at Greensboro University of North Dakota University of North Texas University of Oklahoma University of Rhode Island University of Tennessee at Knoxville University of Texas at Austin University of Utah University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee University of Wyoming Utah State University Washington State University Wayne State University (MI) University of Delaware v

6 Definition of Terms STIPEND All stipends which are reported in the survey are based on a 9-10 month academic year and assume a 0.50 FTE appointment. Any compensation for summer academic work, fringe benefits, or perquisites is not included in the salary data. AVERAGE STIPEND The average stipend is based on the survey information with the assumption that all individuals are employed at 0.50 FTE as noted above. HIGH STIPEND The highest stipend of any individual of the defined group for which information is reported. LOW STIPEND The lowest stipend for any individual of the defined group for which information is reported. SAL FACTOR This is the ratio of the average stipend for a particular discipline divided by the average stipend for ALL DISCIPLINES COMBINED. A SAL FACTOR of greater than 1.00 indicates the average stipend for a particular discipline is greater than the average stipend for ALL DISCIPLINES COMBINED. NUM The number of graduate assistants whose stipend was included to compute the average salary. The percentage below the number represents the breakdown of graduate assistants in a given discipline/major field who hold each rank. INS The number of institutions which have reported stipend data for a given academic rank and discipline/major field. vi

7 TEACHING ASSISTANTS Graduate assistants whose primary emphasis is instruction. RESEARCH ASSISTANTS Graduate assistants whose primary emphasis is research. GRADUATE ASSOCIATES Graduate assistants who typically are compensated at a higher level than most graduate assistants because they are employed at a higher FTE or teach more classes. They may earn almost as much as junior faculty members. ALL RANKS The collection of teaching and research assistants with associates as a group. vii

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9 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction List of Participating Institutions Definition of Terms iii v vi DISCIPLINE PAGE ALL DISCIPLINES COMBINED ALL DISCIPLINES EXCEPT MEDICAL RELATED Accounting Accounting and Related Services (Summary) Adult and Continuing Education and Teaching Advertising Aeronautics/Aviation/Aerospace Science and Technology, Gene Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical/Space Engineering African-American/Black Studies Agribusiness/Agricultural Business Operations Agricultural and Extension Education Services Agricultural Business and Management (Summary) Agricultural Business and Management, General Agricultural Communication/Journalism Agricultural Economics Agricultural Engineering Agricultural Production Operations (Summary) Agricultural Public Services (Summary) Agricultural Teacher Education AGRICULTURE, AGRICULTURE OPERATIONS, AND RELATED SCIENCES Agronomy and Crop Science Air Transportation (Summary) ALL DISCIPLINES COMBINED ALL DISCIPLINES EXCEPT MEDICAL RELATED American Indian/Native American Studies American/United States Studies/Civilization Animal Sciences (Summary) Animal Sciences, General Anthropology Anthropology (Summary) Apparel and Textiles (Summary) Apparel and Textiles, General Applied Economics Applied Horticulture and Horticultural Business Services (Summary 3 Applied Mathematics, General Archeology Architecture Architecture (Summary) ARCHITECTURE AND RELATED SERVICES Area Studies (Summary) AREA, ETHNIC, CULTURAL, GENDER, AND GROUP STUDIES Art History, Criticism and Conservation

10 DISCIPLINE PAGE Art Teacher Education Art/Art Studies, General Astronomy Athletic Training/Trainer Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology (Summary) Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology, General Audiology/Audiologist and Speech-Language Pathology/Patholo BASIC SKILLS AND DEVELOPMENTAL/REMEDIAL EDUCATION Bilingual, Multilingual, and Multicultural Education (Summary). 27 Biochemistry Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Biochemistry, Biophysics and Molecular Biology (Summary) Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering Bioinformatics BIOLOGICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Other Biological/Biosystems Engineering Biology, General (Summary) Biology/Biological Sciences, General Biomathematics, Bioinformatics, and Computational Biology (Summar 74 Biomedical Sciences, General Biomedical/Medical Engineering (Summary) Biostatistics Biotechnology Botany/Plant Biology Botany/Plant Biology (Summary) Business Administration and Management, General Business Administration, Management and Operations (Summary) Business Administration, Management and Operations, Other BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING, AND RELATED SUPPORT SERVIC Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Servic Business/Commerce, General Business/Managerial Economics Cell/Cellular and Molecular Biology Cell/Cellular Biology and Anatomical Sciences (Summary) Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering (Summary) Chemistry (Summary) Chemistry, General Cinematography and Film/Video Production City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning (Summary) City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning Civil Engineering (Summary) Civil Engineering, General Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguist (Summ 52 Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Technology/Technologist Clinical Psychology Clinical, Counseling and Applied Psychology (Summary) Clinical/Medical Laboratory Science/Research and Allied Pro (Summ 121

11 DISCIPLINE PAGE College Student Counseling and Personnel Services Communication and Media Studies (Summary) Communication and Media Studies, Other Communication Disorders Sciences and Services (Summary) Communication Sciences and Disorders, General COMMUNICATION, JOURNALISM, AND RELATED PROGRAMS Community Organization and Advocacy (Summary) Comparative Literature Computational Science COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCES AND SUPPORT SERVICES Computer and Information Sciences, General Computer and Information Sciences, General (Summary) Computer Engineering, General Computer Science Computer Science (Summary) Construction Engineering Construction Engineering Technology/Technician Construction Management Counseling Psychology Counselor Education/School Counseling and Guidance Services Creative Writing Criminal Justice and Corrections (Summary) Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration Criminal Justice/Police Science Criminal Justice/Safety Studies Criminology Curriculum and Instruction Curriculum and Instruction (Summary) Dance, General Dentistry Design and Applied Arts (Summary) Design and Visual Communications, General Developmental and Child Psychology Drafting/Design Engineering Technologies/Technicians (Summary). 47 Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts, General Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft (Summary) Drawing East Asian Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics (Summary).. 50 Ecology Ecology, Evolution, Systematics, and Population Biology (Summary) 75 Economics (Summary) Economics, General EDUCATION Education, General Education, General (Summary) Education, Other Educational Administration and Supervision (Summary) Educational Administration and Supervision, Other Educational Assessment, Evaluation, and Research (Summary)... 29

12 DISCIPLINE PAGE Educational Assessment, Evaluation, and Research, Other Educational Assessment, Testing, and Measurement Educational Evaluation and Research Educational Leadership and Administration, General Educational Psychology Educational/Instructional Technology Electrical and Electronics Engineering Electrical Engineering Technologies/Technicians (Summary) Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Techn Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering (Summary) 40 Elementary Education and Teaching ENGINEERING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIES AND ENGINEERING-RELATED FIELDS Engineering, General Engineering, General (Summary) Engineering, Other English Language and Literature, General English Language and Literature, General (Summary) ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE/LETTERS Entomology Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations (Summary) Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies Environmental Health Environmental Science Environmental Studies Environmental/Environmental Health Engineering Epidemiology Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies (Summary). 17 Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies, Other Experimental Psychology Family and Community Services Family and Consumer Economics and Related Studies (Summary) FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES/HUMAN SCIENCES Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences, General Family Practice Nurse/Nursing Family Resource Management Studies, General Film/Cinema/Video Studies Film/Video and Photographic Arts (Summary) Finance and Financial Management Services (Summary) Finance, General Fine and Studio Arts (Summary) Fine Arts and Art Studies, Other Fine/Studio Arts, General Fishing and Fisheries Sciences and Management Food Science Food Science and Technology (Summary) Food Science and Technology, Other Foods, Nutrition, and Related Services (Summary) Foods, Nutrition, and Wellness Studies, General

13 DISCIPLINE PAGE Foreign Languages and Literatures, General FOREIGN LANGUAGES, LITERATURES, AND LINGUISTICS Forest Sciences and Biology Forestry (Summary) Forestry, General Forestry, Other French Language and Literature General Studies GENERAL UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTION GENERAL UNIVERSITY OTHER GENERAL UNIVERSITY RESEARCH GENERAL UNIVERSITY, SUMMARY GENERAL UNIVERSITY Genetics (Summary) Geography Geography and Cartography (Summary) Geological and Earth Sciences/Geosciences (Summary) Geological and Earth Sciences/Geosciences, Other Geology/Earth Science, General German Language and Literature Germanic Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics (Summary) Gerontology (Summary) Health and Physical Education/Fitness (Summary) Health and Physical Education/Fitness, General HEALTH PROFESSIONS AND RELATED PROGRAMS Health Teacher Education Health/Medical Preparatory Programs (Summary) Higher Education/Higher Education Administration History (Summary) HISTORY History and Philosophy of Science and Technology History, General HOMELAND SECURITY, LAW ENFORCEMENT, FIREFIGHTING AND RELATE Horticultural Science Hospitality Administration/Management (Summary) Hospitality Administration/Management, General Housing and Human Environments (Summary) Housing and Human Environments, General Human Development and Family Studies, General Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services (Summary) 56 Human Nutrition Human Resources Management and Services (Summary) Human Resources Management/Personnel Administration, Genera Human/Medical Genetics Humanities/Humanistic Studies Industrial and Organizational Psychology Industrial and Product Design Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering (Summary)

14 DISCIPLINE PAGE Industrial Production Technologies/Technicians (Summary) Industrial Technology/Technician Informatics Information Science/Studies (Summary) Information Science/Studies Interior Design International Relations and Affairs International/Global Studies Journalism Journalism (Summary) Keyboard Instruments Kinesiology and Exercise Science Landscape Architecture Law LEGAL PROFESSIONS AND STUDIES Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities (Summar 64 LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES, GENERAL STUDIES AND HUMANITIES Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies Library and Information Science LIBRARY SCIENCE Linguistic, Comparative, and Related Language Studies and S (Summ 49 Linguistics Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management Management Information Systems and Services (Summary) Management Information Systems, General Management Science Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods (Summary) Marketing (Summary) Marketing/Marketing Management, General Mass Communication/Media Studies Materials Engineering (Summary) Materials Engineering Materials Science Mathematics (Summary) MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS Mathematics, General Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering (Summary) Medical Microbiology and Bacteriology Medicine Medicine (Summary) Metallurgical Engineering Meteorology Microbiological Sciences and Immunology (Summary) Microbiology, General Middle/Near Eastern and Semitic Languages, Literatures, and (Summ 51 Mining and Mineral Engineering Molecular Biology Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other

15 DISCIPLINE PAGE MULTI/INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES Museology/Museum Studies Music (Summary) Music History, Literature, and Theory Music Performance, General Music Teacher Education Music Theory and Composition Music, General NATURAL RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION Natural Resources Conservation and Research (Summary) Natural Resources Conservation and Research, Other Natural Resources Management and Policy (Summary) Natural Resources Management and Policy Natural Resources/Conservation, General Natural Sciences Neuroscience Nuclear Engineering Nursing Science Nutrition Sciences Occupational Health and Industrial Hygiene Ocean Engineering Oceanography, Chemical and Physical Operations Management and Supervision Optics/Optical Sciences Parks, Recreation and Leisure Facilities Management, Genera Parks, Recreation and Leisure Studies PARKS, RECREATION, LEISURE, AND FITNESS STUDIES Petroleum Engineering Pharmaceutical Sciences Pharmaceutics and Drug Design Pharmacology Pharmacology and Toxicology (Summary) Pharmacy Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Administration (Summary). 122 Philosophy Philosophy (Summary) PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES Physical Education Teaching and Coaching PHYSICAL SCIENCES Physical Sciences, Other Physical Therapy/Therapist Physics (Summary) Physics, General Physiology, General Physiology, Pathology and Related Sciences (Summary) Plant Pathology/Phytopathology Plant Sciences (Summary) Plant Sciences, General Political Science and Government (Summary)

16 DISCIPLINE PAGE Political Science and Government, General Poultry Science Professional, Technical, Business, and Scientific Writing PSYCHOLOGY Psychology, General (Summary) Psychology, General Psychology, Other Public Administration PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND SOCIAL SERVICE PROFESSIONS Public Health (Summary) Public Health Education and Promotion Public Health, General Public Policy Analysis, General Radio and Television Radio, Television, and Digital Communication (Summary) Range Science and Management Reading Teacher Education Real Estate Registered Nursing, Nursing Administration, Nursing Researc (Summ 125 Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions (Summary) Religion/Religious Studies Research and Experimental Psychology (Summary) Retailing and Retail Operations Rhetoric and Composition Rhetoric and Composition/Writing Studies (Summary) Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics (Summary) Science Teacher Education/General Science Teacher Education SCIENCE TECHNOLOGIES/TECHNICIANS Second Language Learning Secondary Education and Teaching Slavic, Baltic and Albanian Languages, Literatures, and Lin (Summ 50 Social and Philosophical Foundations of Education (Summary) Social and Philosophical Foundations of Education SOCIAL SCIENCES Social Sciences, Other Social Work (Summary) Social Work Sociology (Summary) Sociology Soil Science and Agronomy, General Spanish Language and Literature Special Education and Teaching (Summary) Special Education and Teaching, General Speech Communication and Rhetoric Sport and Fitness Administration/Management Statistics (Summary) Statistics, General Student Counseling and Personnel Services (Summary)

17 DISCIPLINE PAGE Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Le (Summ 32 Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Le Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Su (Summ 33 Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Su Teacher Education, Multiple Levels Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language/ESL Langua Toxicology TRANSPORTATION AND MATERIALS MOVING Veterinary Biomedical and Clinical Sciences (Summary) Veterinary Medicine VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS Visual and Performing Arts, General Voice and Opera Wildlife, Fish and Wildlands Science and Management Women's Studies Writing, General Zoology/Animal Biology Zoology/Animal Biology (Summary)

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19 Disciplines by CIP (Includes Grouped, Non-Grouped and Health Professions)

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21 DISCIPLINE : 01. AGRICULTURE, AGRICULTURE OPERATIONS, AND RELATED SCIENCES AVG 15, ,925 2, , ,939 2, HIGH 37,877 17% 42,803 83% 31,560 1% 42,803 LOW 3,334 2,850 14,727 2,850 SAL FAC AVG 23, ,824 2, , ,931 2, HIGH 56,382 17% 60,132 83% 61,692 1% 61,692 LOW 9,875 9,181 20,150 9,181 SAL FAC RANKED 1 50, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , PAGE 1

22 DISCIPLINE : Agricultural Business and Management AVG 15, , , , HIGH 37,877 23% 42,344 74% 31,560 3% 42,344 LOW 7,200 5,000 19,000 5,000 SAL FAC AVG 24, , , , HIGH 56,382 23% 56,382 74% 61,692 3% 61,692 LOW 12,528 12,302 29,610 12,302 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Agricultural Business and Management, General AVG 16, , , , HIGH 37,877 23% 19,500 68% 20,000 9% 37,877 LOW 11,250 5,000 19,000 5,000 SAL FAC AVG 23, , , , HIGH 45,977 23% 27,185 68% 30,610 9% 45,977 LOW 17,874 12,302 29,610 12,302 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Agribusiness/Agricultural Business Operations AVG 12, , , HIGH 12,750 9% 42,344 91% 42,344 LOW 12,750 9,756 9,756 SAL FAC AVG 19, , , HIGH 19,374 9% 48,968 91% 48,968 LOW 19,374 16,380 16,380 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Agricultural Economics AVG 15, , , , HIGH 37,000 23% 28,000 74% 31,560 3% 37,000 LOW 7,200 5,800 23,333 5,800 SAL FAC AVG 25, , , , HIGH 56,382 23% 56,382 74% 61,692 3% 61,692 LOW 12,528 12,528 53,465 12,528 SAL FAC PAGE 2

23 DISCIPLINE : Agricultural Production Operations AVG 16, , , HIGH 28,512 24% 19,632 76% 28,512 LOW 9,839 7,500 7,500 SAL FAC AVG 22, , , HIGH 34,914 24% 24,854 76% 34,914 LOW 16,241 13,902 13,902 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Applied Horticulture and Horticultural Business Service AVG 13, , , HIGH 17,253 20% 17,500 80% 17,500 LOW 10,800 6,375 6,375 SAL FAC AVG 18, , , HIGH 20,781 20% 24,124 80% 24,124 LOW 14,328 12,999 12,999 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Agricultural Public Services AVG 12, , , , HIGH 19,085 35% 19,231 60% 26,920 5% 26,920 LOW 10,500 9,000 19,232 9,000 SAL FAC AVG 19, , , , HIGH 21,062 35% 28,053 60% 35,742 5% 35,742 LOW 17,698 14,150 28,054 14,150 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Agricultural and Extension Education Services AVG 13, , , HIGH 19,085 77% 16,360 23% 19,085 LOW 10,500 10,500 10,500 SAL FAC AVG 18, , , HIGH 19,085 77% 21,582 23% 21,582 LOW 17,698 17,698 17,698 SAL FAC PAGE 3

24 DISCIPLINE : Agricultural Communication/Journalism AVG 11, , , , HIGH 12,240 15% 19,231 78% 26,920 7% 26,920 LOW 11,538 9,000 19,232 9,000 SAL FAC AVG 20, , , , HIGH 21,062 15% 28,053 78% 35,742 7% 35,742 LOW 20,360 14,150 28,054 14,150 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Animal Sciences AVG 15, , , , HIGH 26,188 19% 39,356 81% 15,000 0% 39,356 LOW 3,600 2,850 15,000 2,850 SAL FAC AVG 22, , , , HIGH 53,465 19% 55,866 81% 20,150 0% 55,866 LOW 9,875 9,181 20,150 9,181 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Animal Sciences, General AVG 15, , , , HIGH 26,188 21% 39,356 79% 15,000 0% 39,356 LOW 3,600 2,850 15,000 2,850 SAL FAC AVG 22, , , , HIGH 53,465 21% 55,866 79% 20,150 0% 55,866 LOW 9,875 9,181 20,150 9,181 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Poultry Science AVG 13, , HIGH 25, % 25,657 LOW 10,170 10,170 SAL FAC AVG 20, , HIGH 32, % 32,281 LOW 15,856 15,856 SAL FAC PAGE 4

25 DISCIPLINE : Food Science and Technology AVG 13, , , , HIGH 19,000 8% 42,803 92% 14,727 0% 42,803 LOW 10,500 5,652 14,727 5,652 SAL FAC AVG 21, , , , HIGH 26,970 8% 48,023 92% 25,345 0% 48,023 LOW 12,480 9,272 25,345 9,272 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Food Science AVG 13, , , , HIGH 19,000 7% 42,803 93% 14,727 0% 42,803 LOW 10,500 5,652 14,727 5,652 SAL FAC AVG 20, , , , HIGH 26,970 7% 48,023 93% 25,345 0% 48,023 LOW 12,480 9,272 25,345 9,272 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Food Science and Technology, Other AVG 15, , , HIGH 19,000 43% 17,649 57% 19,000 LOW 14,000 7,500 7,500 SAL FAC AVG 21, , , HIGH 25,402 43% 25,749 57% 25,749 LOW 20,402 13,902 13,902 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Plant Sciences AVG 16, , ,723 1, HIGH 32,051 12% 30,200 88% 32,051 LOW 3,334 4,500 3,334 SAL FAC AVG 24, , ,861 1, HIGH 54,132 12% 60,132 88% 60,132 LOW 12,156 9,940 9,940 SAL FAC PAGE 5

26 DISCIPLINE : Plant Sciences, General AVG 18, , , HIGH 24,000 14% 30,000 87% 30,000 LOW 11,000 6,075 6,075 SAL FAC AVG 28, , , HIGH 54,132 14% 60,132 87% 60,132 LOW 16,128 12,167 12,167 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Agronomy and Crop Science AVG 15, , , HIGH 32,051 10% 30,200 90% 32,051 LOW 3,334 4,500 3,334 SAL FAC AVG 22, , , HIGH 38,941 10% 37,866 90% 38,941 LOW 12,156 9,940 9,940 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Horticultural Science AVG 16, , , HIGH 19,565 12% 22,095 88% 22,095 LOW 14,765 9,682 9,682 SAL FAC AVG 25, , , HIGH 28,773 12% 31,303 88% 31,303 LOW 24,207 17,834 17,834 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Range Science and Management AVG 15, , , HIGH 20,250 21% 23,409 79% 23,409 LOW 11,092 6,142 6,142 SAL FAC AVG 21, , , HIGH 26,874 21% 30,033 79% 30,033 LOW 17,716 12,766 12,766 SAL FAC PAGE 6

27 DISCIPLINE : Soil Science and Agronomy, General AVG 16, , , HIGH 21,425 28% 24,874 72% 24,874 LOW 12,750 5,700 5,700 SAL FAC AVG 23, , , HIGH 29,525 28% 31,498 72% 31,498 LOW 19,374 12,324 12,324 SAL FAC PAGE 7

28 DISCIPLINE : 03. NATURAL RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION AVG 13, , , ,293 1, HIGH 25,262 25% 35,000 75% 27,403 1% 35,000 LOW 2,640 2,400 14,000 2,400 SAL FAC AVG 19, , , ,577 1, HIGH 38,288 25% 41,402 75% 28,110 1% 41,402 LOW 4,500 3,216 16,360 3,216 SAL FAC RANKED 1 35, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , PAGE 8

29 DISCIPLINE : Natural Resources Conservation and Research AVG 13, , , , HIGH 24,795 41% 32,211 58% 17,500 1% 32,211 LOW 2,640 2,400 14,000 2,400 SAL FAC AVG 19, , , , HIGH 31,685 41% 37,009 58% 28,110 1% 37,009 LOW 4,500 5,628 19,222 4,500 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Natural Resources/Conservation, General AVG 13, , , , HIGH 24,795 37% 32,211 63% 14,000 0% 32,211 LOW 2,640 3,000 14,000 2,640 SAL FAC AVG 19, , , , HIGH 31,685 37% 37,009 63% 19,222 0% 37,009 LOW 5,200 6,665 19,222 5,200 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Environmental Studies AVG 8, , , HIGH 21,764 34% 18,747 66% 21,764 LOW 4,500 10,125 4,500 SAL FAC AVG 10, , , HIGH 27,856 34% 27,170 66% 27,856 LOW 4,500 13,500 4,500 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Environmental Science AVG 14, , , HIGH 22,500 58% 27,474 42% 27,474 LOW 6,475 2,400 2,400 SAL FAC AVG 22, , , HIGH 28,044 58% 32,272 42% 32,272 LOW 10,569 9,702 9,702 SAL FAC PAGE 9

30 DISCIPLINE : Natural Resources Conservation and Research, Other AVG 7, , , , HIGH 7,750 10% 18,500 70% 17,500 20% 18,500 LOW 7,750 16,412 17,500 7,750 SAL FAC AVG 18, , , , HIGH 18,360 10% 29,110 70% 28,110 20% 29,110 LOW 18,360 23,218 28,110 18,360 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Natural Resources Management and Policy AVG 16, , , HIGH 25,262 18% 33,171 83% 33,171 LOW 9,728 5,655 5,655 SAL FAC AVG 23, , , HIGH 38,288 18% 38,288 83% 38,288 LOW 10,140 9,287 9,287 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Natural Resources Management and Policy AVG 17, , , HIGH 25,262 17% 25,262 83% 25,262 LOW 10,140 5,655 5,655 SAL FAC AVG 24, , , HIGH 38,288 17% 38,288 83% 38,288 LOW 10,140 9,287 9,287 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Fishing and Fisheries Sciences and Management AVG 17, , , HIGH 22,500 16% 20,543 84% 22,500 LOW 11,016 11,621 11,016 SAL FAC AVG 25, , , HIGH 31,302 16% 28,643 84% 31,302 LOW 19,818 18,719 18,719 SAL FAC PAGE 10

31 DISCIPLINE : Forestry AVG 9, , , , HIGH 22,500 5% 35,000 93% 27,403 2% 35,000 LOW 5,200 3,216 16,360 3,216 SAL FAC AVG 13, , , , HIGH 29,124 5% 41,402 93% 27,403 2% 41,402 LOW 5,200 3,216 16,360 3,216 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Forestry, General AVG 9, , , , HIGH 22,500 4% 28,637 94% 27,403 2% 28,637 LOW 5,200 3,216 16,360 3,216 SAL FAC AVG 12, , , , HIGH 29,124 4% 37,807 94% 27,403 2% 37,807 LOW 5,200 3,216 16,360 3,216 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Forest Sciences and Biology AVG 10, , , HIGH 17,600 19% 35,000 81% 35,000 LOW 7,333 8,839 7,333 SAL FAC AVG 17, , , HIGH 24,002 19% 41,402 81% 41,402 LOW 13,735 15,241 13,735 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Forestry, Other AVG 7, , , HIGH 7,120 50% 18,036 50% 18,036 LOW 7,120 18,036 7,120 SAL FAC AVG 12, , , HIGH 12,342 50% 26,136 50% 26,136 LOW 12,342 26,136 12,342 SAL FAC PAGE 11

32 DISCIPLINE : Wildlife, Fish and Wildlands Science and Management AVG 13, , , HIGH 19,539 28% 22,482 72% 22,482 LOW 5,200 6,665 5,200 SAL FAC AVG 17, , , HIGH 27,338 28% 30,582 72% 30,582 LOW 5,200 6,665 5,200 SAL FAC PAGE 12

33 DISCIPLINE : 04. ARCHITECTURE AND RELATED SERVICES AVG 11, , , , HIGH 40,000 63% 47,000 36% 21,333 0% 47,000 LOW 2,200 2,000 21,333 2,000 SAL FAC AVG 18, , , , HIGH 50,618 63% 55,822 36% 28,053 0% 55,822 LOW 5,337 9,360 28,053 5,337 SAL FAC RANKED 1 26, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , PAGE 13

34 DISCIPLINE : Architecture AVG 11, , , , HIGH 40,000 73% 27,000 26% 21,333 1% 40,000 LOW 2,200 2,000 21,333 2,000 SAL FAC AVG 18, , , , HIGH 50,618 73% 33,720 26% 28,053 1% 50,618 LOW 5,337 9,600 28,053 5,337 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Architecture AVG 11, , , , HIGH 40,000 72% 27,000 27% 21,333 1% 40,000 LOW 2,200 2,000 21,333 2,000 SAL FAC AVG 17, , , , HIGH 50,618 72% 33,720 27% 28,053 1% 50,618 LOW 5,337 9,600 28,053 5,337 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning AVG 14, , , HIGH 26,777 33% 36,420 67% 36,420 LOW 6,960 6,000 6,000 SAL FAC AVG 22, , , HIGH 34,041 33% 43,044 67% 43,044 LOW 13,362 11,852 11,852 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning AVG 15, , , HIGH 26,777 32% 36,420 68% 36,420 LOW 6,960 6,000 6,000 SAL FAC AVG 22, , , HIGH 34,041 32% 43,044 68% 43,044 LOW 13,362 11,852 11,852 SAL FAC PAGE 14

35 DISCIPLINE : Landscape Architecture AVG 7, , , HIGH 18,467 57% 47,000 43% 47,000 LOW 6,075 6,091 6,075 SAL FAC AVG 14, , , HIGH 23,617 57% 55,822 43% 55,822 LOW 12,167 9,360 9,360 SAL FAC PAGE 15

36 DISCIPLINE : 05. AREA, ETHNIC, CULTURAL, GENDER, AND GROUP STUDIES AVG 15, , , , HIGH 19,490 86% 22,988 14% 8,772 0% 22,988 LOW 6,750 7,183 8,772 6,750 SAL FAC AVG 20, , , , HIGH 28,862 86% 28,600 14% 13,994 0% 28,862 LOW 7,183 7,183 13,994 7,183 SAL FAC RANKED 1 28, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,286 4 PAGE 16

37 DISCIPLINE : Area Studies AVG 14, , , HIGH 18,482 78% 22,988 22% 22,988 LOW 6,750 9,578 6,750 SAL FAC AVG 18, , , HIGH 26,995 78% 28,600 22% 28,600 LOW 13,416 9,578 9,578 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : American/United States Studies/Civilization AVG 14, , , HIGH 18,482 90% 22,988 10% 22,988 LOW 6,750 9,578 6,750 SAL FAC AVG 19, , , HIGH 26,878 90% 28,600 10% 28,600 LOW 13,416 9,578 9,578 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies AVG 15, , , , HIGH 19,490 90% 20,000 10% 8,772 1% 20,000 LOW 6,750 7,183 8,772 6,750 SAL FAC AVG 22, , , , HIGH 28,862 90% 27,581 10% 13,994 1% 28,862 LOW 7,183 7,183 13,994 7,183 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : African-American/Black Studies AVG 16, , , , HIGH 19,481 93% 20,000 6% 8,772 1% 20,000 LOW 13,416 12,316 8,772 8,772 SAL FAC AVG 23, , , , HIGH 27,581 93% 27,581 6% 13,994 1% 27,581 LOW 13,416 16,552 13,994 13,416 SAL FAC PAGE 17

38 DISCIPLINE : American Indian/Native American Studies AVG 10, , HIGH 10, % 10,400 LOW 9,704 9,704 SAL FAC AVG 14, , HIGH 14, % 14,502 LOW 13,804 13,804 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Women's Studies AVG 15, , , HIGH 19,490 83% 11,250 17% 19,490 LOW 7,183 7,183 7,183 SAL FAC AVG 21, , , HIGH 28,862 83% 15,944 17% 28,862 LOW 7,183 7,183 7,183 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies, O AVG 14, , , HIGH 17,789 75% 17,000 25% 17,789 LOW 6,750 17,000 6,750 SAL FAC AVG 22, , , HIGH 25,618 75% 20,366 25% 25,618 LOW 17,720 20,366 17,720 SAL FAC PAGE 18

39 DISCIPLINE : 09. COMMUNICATION, JOURNALISM, AND RELATED PROGRAMS AVG 14, , , ,401 1, HIGH 36,528 81% 36,620 14% 23,333 5% 36,620 LOW 4,500 3,854 6,399 3,854 SAL FAC AVG 21, , , ,212 1, HIGH 53,466 81% 43,244 14% 53,465 5% 53,466 LOW 4,500 6,399 6,399 4,500 SAL FAC RANKED 1 53, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , PAGE 19

40 DISCIPLINE : Communication and Media Studies AVG 15, , , , HIGH 26,955 86% 36,620 9% 23,333 6% 36,620 LOW 7,500 3,854 8,916 3,854 SAL FAC AVG 22, , , , HIGH 53,466 86% 43,244 9% 53,465 6% 53,466 LOW 9,000 10,500 14,138 9,000 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Speech Communication and Rhetoric AVG 15, , , , HIGH 26,955 87% 22,500 4% 23,333 9% 26,955 LOW 9,000 10,372 8,916 8,916 SAL FAC AVG 23, , , , HIGH 53,466 87% 34,164 4% 53,465 9% 53,466 LOW 9,000 10,500 14,138 9,000 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Mass Communication/Media Studies AVG 13, , , , HIGH 22,167 78% 20,000 13% 23,167 9% 23,167 LOW 10,000 9,250 22,167 9,250 SAL FAC AVG 20, , , , HIGH 27,317 78% 25,655 13% 28,317 9% 28,317 LOW 14,694 14,472 27,317 14,472 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Communication and Media Studies, Other AVG 13, , , HIGH 18,143 84% 18,143 16% 18,143 LOW 12,000 11,996 11,996 SAL FAC AVG 21, , , HIGH 25,407 84% 25,407 16% 25,407 LOW 18,402 18,402 18,402 SAL FAC PAGE 20

41 DISCIPLINE : Journalism AVG 13, , , , HIGH 36,528 71% 25,000 26% 14,900 3% 36,528 LOW 4,500 7,528 7,528 4,500 SAL FAC AVG 19, , , , HIGH 44,924 71% 34,170 26% 25,510 3% 44,924 LOW 4,500 7,528 7,528 4,500 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Journalism AVG 13, , , , HIGH 36,528 70% 25,000 27% 14,900 3% 36,528 LOW 4,500 7,528 7,528 4,500 SAL FAC AVG 18, , , , HIGH 44,924 70% 34,170 27% 25,510 3% 44,924 LOW 4,500 7,528 7,528 4,500 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Radio, Television, and Digital Communication AVG 11, , , , HIGH 18,200 68% 16,117 29% 7,528 4% 18,200 LOW 7,528 6,399 6,399 6,399 SAL FAC AVG 12, , , , HIGH 24,470 68% 27,087 29% 7,528 4% 27,087 LOW 7,528 6,399 6,399 6,399 SAL FAC DISCIPLINE : Radio and Television AVG 11, , , , HIGH 18,200 67% 16,117 29% 7,528 4% 18,200 LOW 7,528 6,399 6,399 6,399 SAL FAC AVG 12, , , , HIGH 24,470 67% 27,087 29% 7,528 4% 27,087 LOW 7,528 6,399 6,399 6,399 SAL FAC PAGE 21