The AAUP dataset for the ASA Statistical Graphics Section's 1995
Data Analysis Exposition contains information on faculty salaries
for 1161 American colleges and universities.  The data may be
obtained in either of two formats.

AAUP.DATA contains the raw data in comma delimited fields with a
single data line for each school. The order of variables is the
same as given below for the fixed column version, although the
spacing varies for each school.

AAUP2.DATA has the data arranged in fixed columns, with two data
lines for each school and a maximum line length of 80 characters.

This dataset is taken from the March-April 1994 issue of Academe.
Thanks to Maryse Eymonerie, Consultant to AAUP, for assistance in
supplying the data.  Faculty salary data are for the 1993-94
school year. You may wish to consult a copy of the special issue
of Academe for more detailed descriptions of the variables.

Data Revised: Wed Jan 18 1995

VARIABLE DESCRIPTIONS (AAUP2.DAT)
Fixed column format with two data lines per school

Line #1
  1 -  5   FICE (Federal ID number)
  7 - 37   College name
 38 - 39   State (postal code)
 40 - 43   Type  (I, IIA, or IIB)
 44 - 48   Average salary - full professors
 49 - 52   Average salary - associate professors
 53 - 56   Average salary - assistant professors
 57 - 60   Average salary - all ranks
 61 - 65   Average compensation - full professors
 66 - 69   Average compensation - associate professors
 70 - 73   Average compensation - assistant professors
 74 - 78   Average compensation - all ranks

Line #2
  1 -  4   Number of full professors
  5 -  8   Number of associate professors
  9 - 12   Number of assistant professors
 13 - 16   Number of instructors
 17 - 21   Number of faculty - all ranks

Missing values are denoted with *
All salary and compensation figures are yearly in $100's

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messages below to the address statlib@lib.stat.cmu.edu

    send aaup.data from colleges
or
    send aaup2.data from colleges


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