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Industry: Elementary and Secondary Schools · HQ: Kansas City, MO · https://www.avila.edu

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What is the average salary of Avila University Graduate Assistant?

Avila University Graduate Assistants earn $78,000 annually, or $38 per hour, which is 89% higher than the national average for all Graduate Assistants at $30,000 annually and 17% higher than the national salary average for ​all working Americans. The highest paid Graduate Assistants work for University of Chicago at $87,000 annually and the lowest paid Graduate Assistants work for University of Hawaii at $15,000 annually.

$115K Kansas City, MO Graduate Assistant Average Salary at Avila University ·

+$85K (117%) more than national average Graduate Assistant salary ($30K)
+$85K (117%) more than average Avila University salary ($30K)
"It is standard salary. Most of the companies initial offer the salary range about 70k to 80k. As the company recruits employees with standard range of salary that will give the company a competitive advantage. The newly hired employees will give more focus on their work rather than trying to move to other companies."

$40K Avila University Graduate Assistant without location (1 salary)

+$10K (28%) more than national average Graduate Assistant salary ($30K)
+$10K (28%) more than average Avila University salary ($30K)

What is the salary for Graduate Assistant at Avila University?

The salary for Graduate Assistant at Avila University is $78,000 annually.

What company pays the highest salary for the Graduate Assistant position?

University of Chicago pays the highest salary for the Graduate Assistant position at $87,000 annually.

What company pays the lowest salary for the Graduate Assistant position?

University of Hawaii pays the lowest salary for the Graduate Assistant position at $15,000 annually.

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