State Wage Atlas

Geography Teachers, Postsecondary: pay by state

SOC 25-1064 ยท Educational Instruction and Library. 28 of 51 areas (50 states and DC) have a published mean annual wage.

#StateJobsMean annual wageMedian annual wage
1California280$155,320$146,040
2Maryland110$126,310$103,430
3Oregon180$117,720$113,500
4Connecticut40$110,250$105,470
5New York200$107,580$100,420
6Vermont40$104,880$107,790
7Massachusetts60$103,720$101,870
8Texas180$102,760$99,510
9Minnesota120$100,330$95,890
10South Carolina80$98,900$85,810
11Wisconsin70$98,790$78,710
12Pennsylvania220$98,540$97,120
13Indiana70$98,020$82,830
14Illinois140$96,590$100,790
15Arizona110$95,570$82,510
16New Mexico30$92,150$89,060
17New Jersey50$90,910$78,540
18North Carolina160$90,780$84,630
19Washington100$90,730$90,550
20Kentucky50$89,550$86,790
21Tennessee80$89,130$81,220
22Oklahoma50$88,710$84,170
23Georgia60$88,700$85,420
24Missouri40$87,490$83,530
25Ohio150$83,910$81,290
26Mississippi50$83,250$75,130
27Michigan80$81,250$81,380
28Nebraska40$70,900$72,300

No published mean wage for: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, District of Columbia (not a state), Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, Wyoming. These are not zero; the source withholds or does not report the figure.

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