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Fast Facts for Financial Examiners in Kentucky
Salaries for Financial Examiners in Kentucky
Schools for Financial Examiners in Kentucky are listed below.
These schools offer particularly quick info upon request, and we have written detailed profiles for each (click school names to see the profiles).
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DeVry University
Louisville
Started in 1931, DeVry has grown into one of the largest private universities in the U.S., with locations in many major metro areas.
University of Phoenix
Florence, Louisville
Founded in 1976, University of Phoenix is dedicated to meeting the needs of working students. Now the largest private university in North America, we offer conveniently located campuses and learning centers as well as a flexible online learning format.
Strayer University
Florence, Lexington, Louisville
Strayer University (SU) has been providing college education for over 115 years, with many locations across the United States.
Brown Mackie College
Fort Mitchell, Hopkinsville, Louisville
Offers degree and certificate programs in business, health care, legal assistance, and computer technology. Located at 18 campuses throughout the U.S.
Lincoln College of Technology
Florence, Online
Lincoln College of Technology (LCT) has 37 campuses in 17 different states, with online programs as well, in a variety of different fields.
Sullivan University
Ft. Knox, Lexington, Louisville
Kentucky's largest private college employs a stair-step approach that lets students earn credentials as they progress through their career programs, useful for gaining relevant employment while studying.
The map below shows job statistics for the career type by metro area, for Kentucky. A table below the map shows job popularity and salaries across the state.
Listed below are metro areas ranked by the popularity of jobs for Financial Examiners relative to the population of the city, as of 2008. Salary data was obtained from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A Relative Popularity of 1.0 means that the city has an average number of the particular job, for its population, compared to the rest of the US. Higher numbers mean proportionally more jobs of that type.| Metro Area | Jobs | Salary (2008) | Relative Popularity |
|---|---|---|---|
KENTUCKY | |||
| Lexington | 40 | $76,950 | 0.9 |
| Louisville | 100 | $66,970 | 0.9 |
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