Where can I find a ranking of professor salaries in the state of TX?
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The Chronicle of Higher Education puts out an annual almanac edition every September in which they provide average salaries for professors by rank and by geography.\n\nIf you have access to a university library, they will surely have a subscription, either in hard copy, or online.  The most recent almanac will be in one of the September 2005 issues.
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http://www.salary.com
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Go on line and see their rankings>  www.ca.gov.edu.rankings
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http://www.salary.com/\n\nYou can do a search by job type and zipcode.  It'll give you low, median, and high for that job in that area.
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ratemycollege.com\n\nuse this when you get into a college, helps with picking professors that a good and wont ruin your college career.\n\nratemyprofessor.com
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www.dot.state.tx.us\n\nwww.tti.tamu.edu\n\nwww.utexas.edu/research/ctr
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http://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/\n\n(You need the state abbreviation between "state" and "us")
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http://businessmajors.about.com/od/rankings/
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You might do a paper on faculty salaries related to some other fact. For instance, the relationship between the amount paid to a full professor and the amount of endowment the college has. You can find the statistics to work from in The Chronicle of Higher Education, which publishes a statistical issue each year. You can find this publication in any college library.\n\nAnother idea - dropout rate freshman-to-sophomore year in private religious colleges vs. other private colleges. The U.S. News site has information about this. You would have to pay to have access to their premium site.
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http://www.bestplaces.net/col/?salary=100000&city1=6440&city2=1920\n\nprovides a comparison w/Dallas, TX and Portland, OR
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You may find a good answer on :\n\nhttp://ed.sjtu.edu.cn/ranking.htm\n\nGood luck
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www.salaries.com <--- you give the job and the region, it gives you the salary range
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http://www3.capwiz.com/y/e4/rlist/?state=TX
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The CPA directory website can be searched by specialty and geographic area. It is just a list, no recommendations. All CPAs in the state should be listed although they can pay for a flashier listing.\nHere's a link from the TX state Society of CPAs if you'd prefer to find a CPA through their site. \nAnd the last link is for searching the TX Board of Accountancy for any licensed CPAs. This will tell you if their license is current and if they have any complaints against them. Hope this gets you started!
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www.ratemyteachers.com
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Try RateMyProfessors.com you can enter your state and it will bring up a list of schools. Choose the two school and you can look at what other students have to say about the professors.
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you might be able to find something at www.salary.com or on Monster.