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What is the average salary of Colorado School of Mines Adjunct Instructor?
Colorado School of Mines Adjunct Instructors earn $75,000 annually, or $36 per hour, which is 36% higher than the national average for all Adjunct Instructors at $52,000 annually and 13% higher than the national salary average for all working Americans. The highest paid Adjunct Instructors work for Northwood University at $147,000 annually and the lowest paid Adjunct Instructors work for Bryan College at $15,000 annually.
What is the salary for Adjunct Instructor at Colorado School of Mines?
The salary for Adjunct Instructor at Colorado School of Mines is $75,000 annually.
What company pays the highest salary for the Adjunct Instructor position?
Northwood University pays the highest salary for the Adjunct Instructor position at $147,000 annually.
What company pays the lowest salary for the Adjunct Instructor position?
Bryan College pays the lowest salary for the Adjunct Instructor position at $15,000 annually.
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