How much is the annual salary of a Crop Physiologist (MSc degree), full time, in a USA Public University?
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Beginning salary looks to be between $24K and $32K based on education and experience...
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Yeah there are college courses for that.  They're called Agricultural Science and I know a lot of people that have done it in college and have gone on to do farming.  Most people that are interested in it come from a farming background already, but they're all happy with their jobs and as everyone knows farmers are loaded.
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Not enough! :-) It depends on your title, size of the university, and whether the uni is public or private. But the starting salary is about $40-$45K with a masters and maybe $50K with a Ph.D., but it also depends on how much clinical experience you have.
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Most of what the one poster said is true, with a few exceptions.\n\nA good math teacher may start at 35000, but can end up at the better end of 60,000 after a few years.\n\nComputer science is actually a fairly in demand major, despite the tech bubble burst. They are still reporting starting salaries in the 50,000 range. The burst caused an exodus in the computer science major, which has actually worried companies like Microsoft, Intel, IBM, etc.\n\nYou have the equivalent of an A.S. degree, though. A decent salary might be 22-25 thousand.
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My father was a private practice physician and a full-time professor of medicine at a very prestigious university in Colombia, and I think I made more money than him as an engineer in my fourth year working.\n\nlet me translate:  Pjhysicians don't make beans anywhere but the US.
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According to the US Census (2005 community survey), 10% of the population had graduate/professional degrees...\n\nAs to the Ph.D.'s you can search the website below, but I imagine it would be in the 2-4% range for Ph.D.'s. \n\nI don't imagine it any higher than that... which is good since we need people to do real work... :-)
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As a fellow computer engineer, my school has told us in Career Development to negotiate for our market value.\n\nComputer Engineering Degree $46,739\n\nComputer Science   $54,000 - 74,000
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It depends on which level the professor works/teaches at. \n\nA math or science professor at a community college might only make $40,000 a year, while a professor that works (does research and teaches) at a top research university can make $200,000/yr.
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You could do a google search for agriculture. Or do a web site of a college,university and put in agriculture. Should find help in these. Good Luck.
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For what country????  In the USA, students attend public universities more than private one's mostly because of the costs involved.  I attended a public university for about $6000 per year in tuition and book costs.  To have attended a private school like Yale at that time was about $42,000 per year for tuition and books.
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A general range depending on the University you choose would be from anywhere between $10000 to $40000 per annum..
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It would depend upon their role within the university.\n\nSome would get a lot less than £40,000.\n\nSome would get a lot more.\n\nMaybe £40,000 is a good average. It depends why you ask the question, how you hope to use the information.
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Starting Salary: $34,331.00     Maximum Salary: $52,518.00\n\nBenefits:\nEducation Tuition and incentive pay for college credit. \nMedical Care Employee Medical and Dental Insurance provided by the Department.  Dependent insurance is available. \nLife Insurance Provided by the Department. \nVacation Three (3) weeks after one year of employment, with additional weeks based on seniority.\n \nHolidays Fifteen (15) paid holidays per year. \nUniform and Equipment Furnished by the Department.\n\nSource below is the Human Resources for the city of St. Louis.\n\nHope that helps! Good luck!
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Yes, Pharmicist postitions are abundant in the US and our schools can not graduate enough of them.\nStarting salaries depending on location are $70 - 100K
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Some school system are requiring their teachers to get a master's degree within so many years of them being hired. The difference in pay were I live is a $500 a month difference between a bachelor's and a master's. I know I could use an extra $500 a month.
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$1600 to $2000 per semester, full time...at state supported schools.
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US News and World Report (link below) ranks both grad schools and undergrad schools.  I would look at Universities in Illinois.  Look at which departments have GRADUATE degrees in that area (they will have better professors and programs than schools without grad degrees).  You can then compare them at USNews if you would like.  I don't know what a grad degree would be in for nutrition and dietetics, but maybe you know someone in the field you could ask?  Good luck!