[terry]

Here are our opponents, league members and one arbitrarily chosen school by average mid-career salary (10 years after graduation):

Army, #5 (no misprint, $120,000)
Stanford, #10 ($114,000)
Northern Indiana Parochial College, #13 ($111,000)
Santa Clara, #19 ($108,000)
Low APR U, #31 ($103,000)
Under Stanford Control, #54 ($98,900)
UCLA, #89 ($91,500)
Washington, #98 ($90,300)
San Jose State, #103 ($90,100)
Oregon State, #148 ($86,300)
Arizona, #232, ($81,800)
Washington State, #252 ($80,800)
Arizona State, #310 ($78,500)
Utah, #314, ($78,300)
Oregon, #349 ($76,600)

Source is payscale.com
http://www.payscale.com/college-salary-r...of-schools

What's the methodology of payscale.com? Is it based on people self-reporting their salaries on the payscale.com website?

[terry]

Here are our opponents, league members and one arbitrarily chosen school by average mid-career salary (10 years after graduation):

Army, #5 (no misprint, $120,000)
Stanford, #10 ($114,000)
Northern Indiana Parochial College, #13 ($111,000)
Santa Clara, #19 ($108,000)
Low APR U, #31 ($103,000)
Under Stanford Control, #54 ($98,900)
UCLA, #89 ($91,500)
Washington, #98 ($90,300)
San Jose State, #103 ($90,100)
Oregon State, #148 ($86,300)
Arizona, #232, ($81,800)
Washington State, #252 ($80,800)
Arizona State, #310 ($78,500)
Utah, #314, ($78,300)
Oregon, #349 ($76,600)

Source is payscale.com
http://www.payscale.com/college-salary-r...of-schools

What's the methodology of payscale.com? Is it based on people self-reporting their salaries on the payscale.com website?