The college scorecard is a dataset collected and provided by the US department of education. Each row of this data is a post secondary educational institution and each column decsribes something about each institution.
Here is a collection of summary statistics I find interesting
## # A tibble: 1 × 3
## `Most expensive tutition` `Most students` `Highest acceptance rate`
## <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 93704 77269 1
An institution has a total number of students equal to a medium sized city and I imagine that is not the same institution charging over $93k for tuition every year.
Do faculty at institutions with higher tuition get paid more?
At an initial glance there appears to be a positive relationship between
cost for attendance and faculty salary. However, there is a noticeable
group of points that do not meet that hypothesis. Although there appears
to be a positive relationship, it is not strong enough of a relationship
to determine that schools with higher cost of attendance pay there
faculty higher salaries.