How much money does a cell biologist make?

Answer 1

that really depends on what type of job you have after you get your degrees. some Biology-related jobs pay well, and others, not as much. but, i think you do get paid quite a bit of money in the science area. =]

Answer 2

depends on what area. Marine? Scientific?Microbiologist?

In the Federal Government in 2003, general biological scientists in nonsupervisory, supervisory, and managerial positions earned an average salary of $66,262; microbiologists, $73,513; ecologists, $65,207; physiologists, $85,181; geneticists, $78,652; zoologists, $90,178; and botanists, $55,727.

Answer 3

Freshers get USD 25000 to 35,000

2-5 years Experienced people get around USD 55,000 per/year

if you have more than 5 years experience you get USD 60000- USD 68,000

hope that helps

Answer 4

The salary of a cell biologist can vary based on factors such as experience, education level, location, and type of employer. On average, a cell biologist in the United States can make anywhere from $50,000 to $100,000 per year. Highly experienced cell biologists working in prestigious research institutions or private industry may earn significantly more.

Answer 5

my mom is one, and she used to make + 100,000 (at least). But now she moved up and is president of the company and with bonuses makes a total of about 350,000

Answer 6

Junior Pay - £17,768

2 Years in - £569,879

10 Years in - £4,098,342

Answer 7

in government institute maximum 40000$ and private institute 230000$

Answer 8

about $200, 000 to $300, 000 in one year.

Answer 9

56,000 to 73,000