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I am a grad student in biblical studies at the moment. Although I will obviously make more once (I guess I should say if) I finish my PhD and become a professor, they don't make that much. Universities and Colleges tend to base the salaries of professors on how much they could make in the private sector. This means that mathematicians, law professors, and the like, can make good money as a professor. Professors of Classics, Religion, Biblical Studies, and the like, however, are less fortunate. There aren't really any other jobs they can do with their degrees. So, depending on the university you teach at, how far up the food chain in that university you are, and how many books you publish, I'd say biblical scholars make between $75,000 to somewhere slightly over $100,000.
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