Business Teachers, Postsecondary visa sponsorship salary

Across 1,511 certified work-visa filings classified under SOC 25-1011, the median wage for Business Teachers, Postsecondary is $138,396. The middle half falls between $105,000 and $185,000; the top decile begins at $230,000.

This page groups every job title employers filed under this occupation code, so it covers the same work described as Lecturer, Assistant Professor of Finance, Assistant Professor of Marketing and others.

Median: $138,396
25th pct: $105,000
75th pct: $185,000
90th pct: $230,000
Filings: 1,511

Who sponsors Business Teachers, Postsecondary

Ranked by number of certified filings for this occupation

Employers filing Business Teachers, Postsecondary, with wage percentiles
Employer	Filings	25th	Median	75th
Purdue University	31	$125,600	$174,000	$201,400
Indiana University	28	$91,750	$170,000	$187,191
The Pennsylvania State University	21	$120,708	$150,012	$192,888
The University of Tennessee	17	$84,648	$125,000	$169,068
Arizona State University	15	$122,000	$194,012	$201,875
Trustees of Boston University	14	$149,350	$213,000	$242,675
The University of Southern California	14	$62,398	$190,000	$205,000
The University of Virginia	14	$75,000	$160,600	$217,450
Kean University	14	$112,476	$115,777	$116,227
Central Connecticut State University	14	$85,896	$90,000	$93,500
University of Colorado	13	$112,919	$253,462	$317,778
University of Illinois	13	$162,500	$198,489	$256,250
Harvard University	12	$310,050	$315,000	$320,825
The University of Texas at Dallas	12	$213,122	$236,799	$255,100
State University of New York at Binghamton	12	$145,000	$154,862	$184,750
University of Washington	11	$175,271	$225,000	$257,999
Texas Tech University	11	$150,149	$168,548	$182,000
University of Delaware	11	$118,110	$127,000	$153,500
University of South Carolina	11	$87,000	$110,250	$181,750
Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania	10	$238,875	$278,500	$294,125
New York University	10	$221,250	$248,500	$289,500
Cornell University	10	$214,929	$241,832	$285,000
California State University, Fullerton	10	$124,560	$126,444	$134,286
University of Florida	9	$95,000	$205,000	$250,000
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey	9	$159,871	$180,000	$182,000
Texas A&M University	8	$193,500	$225,500	$244,259
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	8	$198,000	$215,725	$245,350
Northeastern University	8	$174,975	$203,138	$260,044
The University of Iowa	8	$188,750	$195,000	$195,000
University of Michigan	8	$144,312	$185,500	$230,850
Iowa State University of Science and Technology	8	$171,088	$174,000	$189,000
Wayne State University	8	$164,126	$165,363	$167,113
Bucknell University	8	$159,093	$160,000	$166,405
University of North Texas	8	$91,566	$145,761	$156,250
University of Oklahoma	8	$115,000	$145,000	$186,000
University of Minnesota	8	$129,962	$134,293	$181,109
University of Hawaii	8	$106,614	$127,008	$186,297
Butler University	8	$116,500	$125,500	$126,000
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville	8	$97,506	$125,453	$128,520
Middle Tennessee State University	8	$109,300	$121,927	$153,000
Northwestern University	7	$222,793	$224,952	$244,476
University of Notre Dame du Lac	7	$155,257	$215,000	$224,000
Boston College	7	$193,754	$215,000	$268,241
Administrators of the Tulane Educational Fund	7	$197,460	$208,000	$252,894
University of Kentucky	7	$121,637	$175,000	$180,000
The University of Kansas	7	$162,333	$167,280	$197,809
University of New Mexico	7	$112,500	$155,000	$156,110
Stevens Institute of Technology	7	$150,000	$150,000	$152,500
San Diego State University	7	$138,396	$140,004	$148,380
New Mexico State University	7	$96,761	$140,000	$140,000
University of Massachusetts Amherst	7	$123,000	$135,000	$157,762
The University of Tampa, Inc.	7	$121,000	$126,000	$135,000
The University of Texas at Austin	6	$206,375	$210,500	$213,875
Georgetown University	6	$200,527	$208,554	$238,600
The Florida State University	6	$182,540	$192,500	$232,500
Johns Hopkins University	6	$160,038	$192,400	$223,600
President and Board of Trustees of Santa Clara College	6	$184,198	$186,979	$187,385
Southern Methodist University	6	$170,000	$185,000	$203,750
Washington State University	6	$155,713	$184,554	$204,501
University of Houston	6	$145,333	$177,500	$188,749

By state

Where this occupation is filed from

Business Teachers, Postsecondary filings and median wage by state
State	Filings	Median
Texas	148	$147,795
California	118	$140,124
New York	104	$152,122
Massachusetts	86	$191,892
Indiana	83	$160,000
Pennsylvania	76	$153,191
Illinois	60	$143,870
New Jersey	49	$122,231
Florida	48	$135,500
Michigan	43	$145,000
Virginia	43	$151,400
Wisconsin	41	$124,848
Tennessee	40	$125,000
Colorado	39	$78,344
Connecticut	36	$94,653

Job titles in this occupation

The exact wording employers used on their filings

Job titles filed under SOC 25-1011
Job title	Filings	Median
Lecturer	423	$71,600
Assistant Professor of Finance	75	$133,112
Assistant Professor of Marketing	45	$120,000
Assistant Professor of Management	39	$120,000
Assistant Professor of Accounting	26	$131,492
Assistant Professor, Finance	22	$160,000
Assistant Professor, Marketing	17	$180,000
Assistant Professor, Management	10	$126,984
Acting Converting to Assistant Professor	8	$174,500
Assistant Professor of Business Administration	6	$84,100
Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing	6	$86,948
Assistant Professor of Business	6	$93,387
Assistant Professor, Accounting	6	$156,151
Assistant Professor of Operations Management	6	$180,000
Assistant Professor of Data Analytics	6	$102,500
Assistant Professor (business)	6	$142,158
Associate Professor of Management	6	$104,500
Assistant Professor of Economics and Business	5	$77,000
Visiting Assistant Professor of Finance	5	$115,000
Assistant Professor of Business Analytics	5	$90,000
Assistant Proffessor	5	$87,602
Assistant Professor in Finance	4	$204,767
Assistant Professor of Sports Management	4	$83,746
Assistant Professor of Hospitality Management	3	$35,590
Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management	3	$135,000
Assistant Professor of International Business	3	$122,000
Assistant Professor in Business Analytics	3	$143,000
Asst. Professor of Information Systems and Decision Science	3	$124,560
Assistant Professor, Business Analytics	3	$187,508
Assistant Professor of Information Systems	3	$143,000
Assistant Professor in Marketing	3	$126,000
Asst Prof in Entrepreneurship & Innovation	3	$100,000
Associate Professor of Marketing	3	$113,098
Associate Professor of Finance	3	$110,014
Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior	3	$200,000
Assistant Professor, Management Information Systems	3	$244,444
Assistant Professor of Business Management	3	$62,000
Business Teacher - Post Secondary	2	$103,460
Associate Professor of Accounting	2	$96,110
Assistant Professor of Management - Strategy	2	$75,323
Assistant Professor, Accounting and Finance	2	$126,936
Assistant Professor in Management	2	$133,425
Assistant Professor/department of Finance	2	$250,000
Visiting Professor of Marketing and Sales	2	$80,000
Instructor - Business Analytics	2	$76,257
Assistant Professor, Information Systems and Analytics	2	$186,979
Assistant Professor (dept of Hospitality & Tourism Mgt)	2	$123,000
Assistant Professor - Sport Management	2	$76,503
Assistant Professor of Management Information Systems	2	$137,549
Assistant Professor of Marketing & International Business	2	$161,810
Assistant Professor of Financial Economics	2	$95,000
Asst Prof Spec in Bus Analytics & Ops and Supply Chain Mgmt	2	$134,355
Associate Professor - Business Administration	2	$67,840
Assistant Professor II	2	$112,781
Associate Professor - Business	2	$199,608
Assistant/associate Prof. of Management Information Systems	2	$123,000
Associate Professor of Professional Practice	2	$137,553
Assistant Professor of Markets, Innovation and Design	2	$160,000
Clinical Assistant Professor of Hospitality & Travel Tech	2	$98,325
Assistant Professor, Management and Marketing	2	$106,000

SOC 25-1011 is the federal occupation code the employer assigned to these filings. It is chosen by the employer and reviewed by the Department of Labor, so it is more consistent than the free-text job title — but two companies can still classify similar work differently. Where a title looks misplaced, the wage level usually explains more of the gap than the code does.