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Hillary Clinton Paid $7K Less Than Snooki For University Speech!

March 31 2018, Updated 8:37 p.m. ET

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Hillary Clinton has not been having the greatest year.

After losing the presidency to billionaire Donald Trump and fracturing her wrist in India, the controversial democrat has now been shamed by Rutgers University, who paid her $7K less for her speech than they paid Jersey Shore star, Snooki!

RadarOnline.com has learned that Clinton, 70, was called on to make a formal speech about "politics, American democracy and her role in shaping women's political history" — aka her bread and butter. She was paid $25,000 for the appearance.

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While $25K seems like a good amount of money for a college speech, it appears that almost every other star speaker at the school has been awarded much more!

Matthew McConaughey was paid $135,000, Katie Couric made $110,000, Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison received $30,000, Bill Moyers got $35,000 and — worst of all — Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi was paid $32,000 for her wild speech! In it, the booze-loving reality star told the graduating university students: “Study hard, but party harder!” Sound advice, for sure.

What do you think Hillary Clinton thinks about this bizarre pay gap? Sound off below.

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