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University of Richmond H-1B salaries

University of Richmond filed 20 certified H-1B applications between Apr 2023 and Jun 2026. Half of them paid more than $86,500 a year. The typical offer was 67% above the prevailing wage, the minimum the law sets for the job and place.

Median salary offered
$86,500
Middle half earn
$69,829 to $99,295
Top 10% earn over
$182,000
Certified filings
20

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Pay by job title

Job titleFilingsMedianvs USMiddle half
Assistant Professor of Art History2$83,276−3%$80,888 – $85,663
Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Statistics2$87,000+6%$87,000 – $87,000
Assistant Professor of Finance2$200,260+50%$200,130 – $200,391
Assistant Field Hockey Coach1$50,000−4%$50,000 – $50,000
Assistant Professor of Arabic Studies1$88,0000%$88,000 – $88,000
Assistant Professor of Economics1$121,181+27%$121,181 – $121,181
Assistant Professor of Health Studies1$92,000–$92,000 – $92,000
Assistant Professor of Italian Studies1$85,000−6%$85,000 – $85,000
Assistant Professor of Accounting1$180,000+33%$180,000 – $180,000
Assistant Professor of Management1$157,000+38%$157,000 – $157,000
Assistant Professor of Rhetoric & Communication Studies1$86,000–$86,000 – $86,000
Assistant Swim Coach1$46,000+20%$46,000 – $46,000
Asst. Prof. of Latin America, Latino & Iberian Studies1$64,000–$64,000 – $64,000
Lecturer of Economics1$77,823−3%$77,823 – $77,823
Visiting Assistant Professor of Arabic Studies1$63,000–$63,000 – $63,000
Visiting Assistant Professor of Classical Studies1$71,772–$71,772 – $71,772
Visiting Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and Comm. Studies1$64,000–$64,000 – $64,000

Where they work

Bigger dots mean more filings; darker blue means higher pay.
CityFilingsMedianMiddle half
Richmond, VA16$85,500$69,829 – $99,295
University Of Richmond, VA4$88,026$78,500 – $116,168

By year

Year filedFilingsMedian
20231$63,000
20248$85,500
20258$82,912
20263$157,000

By experience level

Wage levelFilingsMedian
Level I17$86,000
Level II3$200,000

Levels I to IV are the Labor Department's experience bands, from entry level (I) to fully competent (IV).

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