Adjunct professor pay in New Hampshire, per course
From real adjunct and lecturer postings at New Hampshire colleges and universities, refreshed daily. Live and recently closed listings both count.
- Median per course · New Hampshire
- $3,400
- Middle half of listings (25th–75th)
- $3,400 – $5,250
- Typical range (5th–95th)
- $3,000 – $7,500
- Institutions disclosing pay
- 4
Based on only 23 listings with disclosed pay — treat as indicative, not a benchmark.
Highest-paying institutions in New Hampshire
Median per course among institutions with at least three disclosed-pay listings.
By discipline
Disciplines with at least five disclosed-pay listings in New Hampshire.
Not enough listings yet.
Twelve-month trend
$3,400Jun 2026
$3,400Jul 2026
$5,000Aug 2026
$5,500Sep 2026
Median per-course pay of listings posted each month.
What the median means per year
Adjuncts are paid per course, so annual income depends on load. At $3,400 per course:
- 2 courses × 2 terms
- $13,600
- 3 courses × 2 terms
- $20,400
- 4 courses × 3 terms
- $40,800
Before tax, no benefits. Most institutions cap adjuncts below the load that would trigger benefits eligibility.
Where these numbers come from
- Every figure is computed from adjunct, lecturer, and part-time faculty postings that OpenLecture tracks across 4,000+ U.S. institutions, refreshed daily. Closed listings stay in the sample, so the picture covers roughly the past year.
- Only postings that state a per-course amount are compared. Hourly and annual quotes are reported separately and never converted.
- Where a range is posted, the top of the range is used. Figures below $500 or above $25,000 per course are excluded as mislabelled periods.
- Medians are shown, not averages, so a handful of outliers cannot move them. Pages with fewer than 25 disclosed-pay listings carry a warning.
- Roughly a quarter of adjunct postings disclose pay at all; these numbers describe the institutions that do.