What is the salary of an Associate Dean? In the United States, an Associate Dean earns an average salary of $130,944. The salary range for an Associate Dean is usually between $78,514 and $186,957 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $245,762. The highest Associate Dean salary in the United States was $755,247. The average hourly pay for an Associate Dean is $62.95.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Associate Dean salary are California, with an average salary of $228,116, followed by New Hampshire, with an average salary of $209,593, and Michigan, with an average salary of $208,068. Employers paying the highest salary for an Associate Dean job are University of California (CA), University of Iowa (IA) and Ohio State University (OH).
Employer | Average Salary |
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University of California, CA | $287,987 |
University of Iowa, IA | $249,056 |
Ohio State University, OH | $235,228 |
Rancho Santiago Community College District, CA | $230,155 |
University of Washington, WA | $222,455 |
Glendale Community College, CA | $217,094 |
University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, MI | $210,704 |
University of Kentucky, KY | $210,158 |
University of New Hampshire, NH | $209,592 |
University of Colorado Boulder, CO | $208,035 |
Job Title | Average Salary |
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Associate Director | $74,164 |
Associate Professor | $89,534 |
Associate Planner | $95,689 |
Associate Vice President | $142,543 |
Associate Registrar | $65,365 |
Associate Engineer | $141,782 |
Associate General Counsel | $140,000 |
Associate Director Admissions | $72,483 |
Associate Librarian | $68,254 |
Associate Professor Of English | $70,687 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Alaska | $158,502 | 2 |
Arkansas | $175,580 | 25 |
Arizona | $99,474 | 11 |
California | $228,116 | 97 |
Colorado | $139,500 | 15 |
District of Columbia | $116,838 | 3 |
Florida | $81,261 | 20 |
Georgia | $70,154 | 26 |
Iowa | $232,564 | 63 |
Idaho | $141,588 | 29 |
Indiana | $164,503 | 137 |
Kansas | $148,288 | 10 |
Kentucky | $125,912 | 33 |
Louisiana | $140,381 | 23 |
Massachusetts | $107,791 | 72 |
Maine | $135,296 | 6 |
Michigan | $208,068 | 84 |
Minnesota | $41,320 | 83 |
Missouri | $152,384 | 76 |
Montana | $112,620 | 6 |
North Carolina | $161,543 | 31 |
Nebraska | $121,480 | 33 |
New Hampshire | $209,593 | 2 |
New Jersey | $135,381 | 30 |
New Mexico | $77,499 | 44 |
Nevada | $159,147 | 23 |
New York | $152,570 | 84 |
Ohio | $202,952 | 93 |
Oregon | $165,700 | 10 |
Pennsylvania | $113,384 | 3 |
South Carolina | $175,710 | 48 |
Tennessee | $133,762 | 21 |
Texas | $88,518 | 287 |
Utah | $153,592 | 23 |
Virginia | $148,469 | 19 |
Vermont | $153,319 | 14 |
Washington | $135,879 | 74 |
Wisconsin | $125,629 | 126 |
Wyoming | $156,449 | 2 |