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Associate Teaching Professor, H-1B salary

What 126 H-1B filings report for “Associate Teaching Professor” (LCA, FY20172026): pay percentiles, the states paying most, and who files.

What is the H-1B salary for an Associate Teaching Professor?

$94k median H-1B base salary for an Associate Teaching Professor, typically $63k to $147k, across 126 H-1B LCA filings with the U.S. Department of Labor (FY2017 to FY2026). Highest in Massachusetts at $93k median.

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Entry-ish (p10)
$63k
10th percentile
Middle 50% (p25–p75)
$79k–$108k
interquartile range
Median base salary
$93,912
126 filings
Top (p90)
$147k
90th percentile
p10 $63k
median $94k
p90 $147k

Median pay & filings over time · H-1B · FY2017–2026*

Top-paying states

Median for this title · ≥20 filings

StateFilingsMedianvs US
  • 1Massachusetts20$93k−$1k
  • 2Pennsylvania29$83k−$11k

Where the pay sits state by state, against the national $94kfor the same title. States with at least 20 filings, so a median is not built on a handful of rows.

Which companies sponsor H-1B for an Associate Teaching Professor?

The employers that file the most H-1B labor condition applications for Associate Teaching Professor roles are Northeastern University, Penn State University Park, University of Missouri, Florida International University, and University of Notre Dame, based on their U.S. Department of Labor (LCA) filings. Open any for its full Associate Teaching Professor filing history, pay, and open roles.

Top employers for this title

Most H-1B filings · with each employer’s median for the role

Related titles in this family

150 filings carry “Associate Teaching Professor” in the title, across 17 variants. Pay differs by variant, so each is listed with its own median.

Figures are for the exact title “Associate Teaching Professor”; for a rare title we widen to the closest related titles (flagged above when that happens). To benchmark a specific offer by employer and state, use Salary Check.