The University of Chicago, headquartered in Chicago, IL, appears in the available FY2024-FY2026 LCA dataset with 178 filing records, an active sponsorship-filing pattern among U.S. employers tracked here. The employer's median filed base wage is $88,448, with a P25 to P75 band of $64,501 to $95,000, useful as a public anchor when comparing offers or peer salaries. Year-over-year filing activity held broadly stable from FY2024 to FY2025 (+11%), with any in-progress fiscal year excluded from this comparison. The University of Chicago is also matched with 30 PERM filings in the available FY2024-FY2025 PERM dataset, a descriptive filing pattern rather than an individual green-card outcome. These are public LCA filings, not visa approvals, hires, or open roles, and the figures generally exclude equity, bonus, and benefits.
No elevated signal appears in the currently matched LCA and USCIS datasets. This is descriptive filing history, not immigration, legal, or employment advice.
The University of Chicago has 178 H-1B LCA filing records in FY2024-FY2026.
The median filed base wage is about 97% of the industry baseline used by H1B Atlas.
30 PERM filings are matched to this employer; this is not a green-card success rate.
The University of Chicago shows active H-1B LCA filing activity in the available FY2024-FY2026 dataset, with 178 public LCA records. The largest filed role clusters include Postdoctoral Scholar, Staff Scientist, and Assistant Professor. Major worksite filing activity appears in Chicago, IL, Washington, DC, and Glenview, IL. These records are not final visa approvals, hires, or open roles.
The median filed base wage for this employer is $88,448. This figure comes from public LCA wage fields and generally excludes equity, bonus, benefits, and later compensation changes.
The University of Chicago has 30 matched PERM filings in the available FY2024-FY2025 dataset. The PERM-to-H-1B Filing Ratio is 17%, meaning PERM filings divided by H-1B LCA filings in the available public datasets; it is descriptive filing activity, not an individual green-card success rate.
Annual LCA filings across the available fiscal years.
Quartile breakdown of filed annual base wages.