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From the Chronicle of Higher Education. Search average faculty salaries back to 1999 at more than 1,400 U.S. institutions.

From U.S. News and World Report, rankings of masters, doctoral, and professional degree programs in all subject areas. This site is an abridged version of the Premium Online Edition that is now available for pay only (see link on this site.) UVA does not subscribe to the Premium Online Edition edition.

See also the data and analysis page: the Top American Research Universities (back to 2000), Universities Reporting Any Federal Research in 1990-2006, and more. From The Center for Measuring earch University DataUniversity Performance.

Search or browse this directory of nearly 5,000 schools in over 140 countries. See also U.S. University Web Directory, links to web pages of over 1,200 colleges and universities in the United States.

Includes links to virtual tours, webcam sites, interactive maps, web-based videos (flash, shockwave, etc .)

From the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), a database to search for data on institution prices, financial aid, enrollment, and type of programs that are offered by U.S. institutionspresents data on institution prices, financial aid, enrollment, and type of programs that are offered by the institution.

Includes Virginia Public University Salaries, as well salaries from some other U.S. institutions. Search by name or department for information 2008 only. From Virginia Tech. See also Salaries of Virginia State Employees" up to 2011 from the Richmond Times-Dispatch.

Get customized rankings of U.S. doctoral programs based on National Research Council data. Scroll down page for "Free Downloads".

Search the amazing list of Peterson's publications for Graduate schools, study abroad and summer language programs, jobs, and more. See also www.gradschools.com for listings by subject and by name of school

List, including Web links if available, of over 1,000 community and junior colleges in all 50 states. See also Community College Web directory.

The Universitas 21 ranking of national higher education systems. Research authors at the Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research, University of Melbourne, looked at the most recent data from 48 countries and territories across 20 different measures. The measures are grouped under four headings: resources (investment by government and private sector), output (research and its impact, as well as the production of an educated workforce which meets labour market needs), connectivity (international networks and collaboration which protects a system against insularity) and environment (government policy and regulation, diversity and participation opportunities). It also takes population size into account and produces some interesting results. Overall, in the Universitas 21 Ranking of higher education systems, the top five were found to be the United States, Sweden, Canada, Finland and Denmark."