Making Public College Presidents Millionaires Correlates With Increased Student Debt, Study Finds
It pays to be a public college president, and it seems only to be getting better for them.
The number of chief executives at state colleges and universities earning at least $1 million more than doubled in fiscal year 2013, according to an analysis by the Chronicle of Higher Education published Sunday. Topping the list once again is E. Gordon Gee, from his tenure as head of The Ohio State University, where he made $6 million in total compensation.
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Why more kids do not go on to higher education...it's the $$$, stupid! Why are they paying for insane salaries to get an education that they in turn need to run the world? SENSELESS.