Average Annual Salary of College Professors in Michigan

According to Simply Hired, a college professor in 2010 earns around $54,000 annually in Michigan. This amount does not reflect such factors as the college or university, location and experience.

Experience

A candidate with experience teaching is more likely to make a higher-end salary at a college or university than a candidate fresh out of school. Requirements for a professor position will vary, but the more schooling you have (master's degree, Ph.D.) will help you earn more money in your career as well.

Types

There are a variety of different colleges and universities in Michigan. Community colleges may pay less to professors in Michigan than such schools as Michigan State.

Location

The city and school play major factors in how much a professor in Michigan earns. A professor who lives in a larger city may make more money due to a higher cost of living.

References

• Simply Hired: College Professor Salaries in Michigan
• BLS: Teachers- Postsecondary