Visa Wage Index

University of Southern Indiana

University of Southern Indiana made 17 filings covering 17 positions in this release. Across them it committed to pay at least a median of $65,936 a year. 17 of those 17 state a minimum and no maximum, which is what an employer is required to file — it is the floor it is bound to, not a salary offered.

Green-card sponsorship

University of Southern Indiana filed 8 permanent labour certifications between 2026-01-16 and 2026-05-27, of which 8 were certified. That is the step an employment-based green card starts with, so this employer does sponsor them.

What it filed, by role and place

OccupationWhereLevelWage yearFilings PositionsMedianPrevailing
Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary Evansville, IN Level I 2025-26 6 6 $99,000 $51,740
Communications Teachers, Postsecondary Evansville, IN Level I 2025-26 3 3 $56,732 $46,190
Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary Evansville, IN Level I 2025-26 2 2 $80,000 $63,430
Physics Teachers, Postsecondary Evansville, IN Level I 2025-26 2 2 $63,018 $62,790
Business Teachers, Postsecondary Evansville, IN Level I 2025-26 1 1 $54,000 $48,400
Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary Evansville, IN Level I 2025-26 1 1 $54,430 $54,430
Managers, All Other Evansville, IN Level I 2025-26 1 1 $67,155 $55,203
Software Developers Evansville, IN Level I 2025-26 1 1 $65,936 $65,936

A wage is shown against the prevailing wage for the library year the filing itself cites, not the year current today — measured against the wrong year, a correctly-filed wage reads as underpaid.

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Source: Office of Foreign Labor Certification disclosure data, US Department of Labor (public domain), and the OFLC prevailing wage library. Figures are what employers filed, not what they paid.