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[quote=Anonymous]You aren't a PhD student, are you? It is 24/7 work almost year round but it does change depending on time of year. So summer is research and grant proposals, pub writing and submission--the latter is more yesr round along with conference submissions. Then you have syllabus prep and teaching/grading and advising and holding office hours. Then there is university committee and department work. So you might do admissions for undergraduate or graduate students, or Math curriculum alignment plus prepping for accreditation if you are having accreditators visit or any state licensing boards if you are in say education. This doesn't include the politics and even if you can find a job. You may end up only finding one at a no name school in the middle of nowhere. And you could be paid the nice sum of 60k a year for this. Sometimes, if you get tenure, you can negotiate 6 figures if you go some place else as an Associate. I suggest looking at salaries at state schools. [/quote]
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