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Assistant Professor of Finance: H-1B salaries

220 labor condition applications used the job title Assistant Professor of Finance. Median offered base salary $133,467; middle half $105,000–$170,000.

Applications (LCAs)220

Median offered salary$133,467

Middle half of salaries$105,000–$170,000

10th–90th percentile$75,000–$250,920

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Employers

Employer	LCAs	Median salary
University of Mississippi	6	$185,000
Georgia College and State University	6	$120,000
California State University, Fullerton	6	$141,130
Washington University	6	$325,137
Southern Methodist University	5	$250,920
The University of Tampa, Inc.	5	$136,000
Yale University	4	$267,500
Texas Christian University	4	$257,689
Providence College	4	$152,500
Saint Vincent College	3	$90,000
Middle Tennessee State University	3	$150,000
Assumption University	3	$94,532
Niagara University	3	$137,248
Loras College	3	$66,500
The University of Alabama	3	$220,000
Widener University	3	$91,073
Winthrop University	3	$71,400
Valdosta State University	3	$115,451
Metropolitan State University of Denver	3	$62,747
Louisiana Tech University	3	$168,488
Hofstra University	3	$183,687
Montana State University	3	$69,540
Indiana University Indianapolis	3	$254,616
Carnegie Mellon University	2	$278,552
Central Washington University	2	$135,000
University of Nevada, Las Vegas	2	$184,625
North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University	2	$132,500
Quincy University Corporation	2	$78,500
The University of Alabama in Huntsville	2	$160,028
Babson College	2	$185,062
Elon University	2	$137,000
University of North Dakota	2	$147,297
State University of New York at Geneseo	2	$125,000
Saint Louis University	2	$192,878
Drury University	2	$90,000
Arkansas Tech University	2	$87,440
Alfred University	2	$103,500
College of Charleston	2	$147,092
Drew University	2	$115,000
University of Southern Indiana	2	$115,500
Trinity University	2	$159,022
The University of Texas El Paso	2	$160,492
University of Hartford	2	$114,720
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities	2	$124,032
Louisiana State University in Shreveport	2	$124,500
University of Colorado	2	$155,133
Eastern Connecticut State University	2	$90,653
University of Northern Iowa	2	$100,000
University of Richmond	2	$200,260
Southern Utah University	2	$133,112
Saginaw Valley State University	2	$117,832
Quinnipiac University	2	$165,000
Troy University	2	$132,500
Marquette University	2	$185,000
Illinois Institute of Technology	2	$150,000
Nicholls State University	2	$113,500
Arcadia University	2	$74,000
New York Institute of Technology	2	$159,674
Illinois Wesleyan University	2	$105,000
University of West Georgia	2	$130,000

By wage level

Wage level	Median salary
Level I (entry)	$128,000
Level II (qualified)	$126,722
Level III (experienced)	$156,000
Level IV (fully competent)	$137,600

The Department of Labor sets four prevailing wage levels for each occupation and area, from Level I (entry) to Level IV (fully competent). The employer picks the level that matches the job's requirements.

By fiscal year

Fiscal year	LCAs	Median salary
FY2023	52	$136,000
FY2024	47	$124,440
FY2025	74	$131,556
FY2026	38	$141,090

Cities

Salaries are the lower end of the wage offered on each application, converted to a yearly amount; statistics use certified full-time applications only. An LCA is not a visa approval and one LCA can cover several positions. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, OFLC LCA Disclosure Data, fiscal years 2023–2026 (latest decision Jun 30, 2026).