Tell me about getting a Master of Library Science degree

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Administration of course is where the money is, such as it is, in academic and public libraries. A branch manager at a public library (and you can get a branch manager position right out of library school if they need one badly enough) will usually make around (this is in AL and GA, incidentally- I don’t know about other regions) $45-$55K starting. The director at the very small public college in “You never heard of it ville” Georgia made around $70K and, though she was 60ish, she’d only been in the field about 3 years. At the public liberal arts college I worked at in GA the director made about $100K and at the U. of Alabama, where the library is 10 times the size of the public lb. arts college I mentioned, the director/dean makes around $200K and has two assistant deans.

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I didn’t realize this thread was here when I posted mine! But this is very useful information – since library administration is what my partner (she waves “hi!”) wants to get in to. Thanks!

Thanks to all who have posted. The information is very helpful and no doubt will save me a lot of time. I was hoping to hear that salaries and job selection would be better but it’s good to find this stuff out now.