Massachusetts School of Law: Faculty & Salaries

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Average
Faculty Salary

$145,000

Fair

Quality of education at any specific college strongly depends on people who teach there.

In this report for Massachusetts School of Law we provide you with information about faculty structure, salaries, and class sizes, as well as comparisons to competing and nearby colleges.

Faculty Compensation and Workload

Full-time
Faculty

12

As a rule, adequately compensated instructors are better motivated and have more opportunities to concentrate on teaching; therefore, we consider faculty compensation to be an important factor for evaluating education quality.

Monthly faculty salaries at Massachusetts School of Law vary approximately from $7,000 to $17,000. The average full-time faculty salary at this college is approximately $145,000 a year, that is 11% lower than Massachusetts average faculty compensation.

Women faculty members at this school are paid $11,948 a month on average; which is about the same as average men faculty salaries - $12,131 a month.

Students to
Faculty Ratio

18 : 1

Medium

Massachusetts School of Law has a reasonably decent, 18:1 students-to-faculty ratio.

Low ratios typically imply smaller class size, more attention to students, better quality of education, and higher satisfaction both for students and instructors. High ratios are usually a sign of the opposite.

Use the charts above to compare faculty compensation and workload at Massachusetts School of Law versus nearby colleges.

Faculty Ranking and Demographics

The full-time faculty at Massachusetts School of Law consists of 5 professors, 2 associate professors, and 5 assistant professors - 7 men and 5 women:


Please note that faculty rank (e.g. associate professor, lecturer, instructor) is typically assigned by the college itself.