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Data are from the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) annual faculty salary survey of American colleges and universities. They include average salary and overall compensation, broken down by full, associate, and assistant professor ranks. The dataset is used for the 1995 Data Analysis Exposition, sponsored by the Statistical Graphics Section of the American Statistical Association.
Data are from 1161 colleges obtained (mostly) by a census method.
data(AAUP)
A data.frame
with 1161 rows and the following variables.
federal ID number of the institution (integer).
college name (character).
state (two letters of the postal code) of the institution (factor with 52 levels).
type of the institution (factor with three levels: I, IIA, IIB). Roughly, institutions of type I provide also the PhD degree, institutions of type IIA provide at most the Master of Science degree, institutions of type IIB provide only the Bachelor degree.
average yearly salary (in USD 100's) of full professor.
average yearly salary (in USD 100's) of associate professor.
average yearly salary (in USD 100's) of assistant professor.
average yearly salary (in USD 100's) of all ranks of faculty members.
average yearly compensation (in USD 100's) of full professor.
average yearly compensation (in USD 100's) of associate professor.
average yearly compensation (in USD 100's) of assistant professor.
average yearly compensation (in USD 100's) of all ranks of faculty members.
number of full professors.
number of associate professors.
number of assistant professors.
number of instructors.
number of faculty members of all ranks.
Journal of Statistics Education: http://www.amstat.org/publications/jse/datasets/aaup.txt
data(AAUP) summary(AAUP)