Prof salaries

[Gildwulf]

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My buddy goes to University of Toronto for a dual MBA/JD.



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Thats pretty damn crazy. Where did he go for undergrad? and did he have a 4.0?

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he's a pretty insanely smart guy. Ya, he probably has a 4.0 undergrad or close to it from McGill in polisci/history honours (one of the toughest joint honours programs at McGill).

He failed out of CEGEP, though (the Quebec schooling after highschool but before University) and ended up traveling for 3-4 years and got married. He came back and did his degree and smoked it.

[Xanta]

Funny story. I went to UTS (University of Toronto Schools), which is a laboratory high school in the sociology building for UofT which is right on the corner of Bloor and Spadina. Because of it's affiliation with the university it too had to publish the salaries of any employee making over 100K per year.

Two people from the school were on that list: The principal and a gym teacher.

Ron Wakelin FTW!

[whipsaw]

Those aren't even elite salaries. Schools like Harvard, MIT, have elite salaries.

[Xanta]

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My buddy goes to University of Toronto for a dual MBA/JD. Anyways, in Ontario professors legally have to publish their salaries. Here are a few of his profs so far and their
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Philipp Afèche (Operations) unknown



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WTF??? SOMEONE ALERT THE AUTHORITIES!

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The list only cover people that make >100K IIRC

[Gildwulf]

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Those aren't even elite salaries. Schools like Harvard, MIT, have elite salaries.

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hehe and Yale, don't forget Yale

[stealthcow]

Business school teachers make the most at UofT.

I'm in engineering and i think all of the profs i've had make < 200k. A few of them head the physics dept., or materials eng, civ eng etc. So at UofT the money is a bit unequally distributed towards the business section.

[Grey]

Aren't law professors only allowed to teach like once a week or something?