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Environmental Science Teachers, Postsecondary — wages and employment

Environmental Science Teachers, Postsecondary earned a median annual wage of $87,710 in the United States in May 2024, with 7,130 people employed, according to the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.

MEDIAN 2024: $87,710SOURCE: BLS OEWSEvery value source-linked

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What stands out

Environmental Science Teachers, Postsecondary earned a median annual wage of $87,710 in the United States in May 2024, with 7,130 people employed, according to the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. The lowest-paid tenth earned $50,670 or less, the best-paid tenth $164,290 or more. Since May 2023 the median moved from $88,410 to $87,710, -0.8 %. The best-paying state is Kentucky at $109,970; the lowest Arkansas at $59,050. Among metropolitan areas, San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA pays the highest median, $129,610. Wages are as published by BLS for May of each year; '≥ $239,200' is BLS's top code. Every value links to its fact record.

United States, year by year

Annual wages at the median, mean and four percentiles; employment is the May estimate.

ReferenceEmploymentMedianMean10th25th75th90thMedian hourlySource
May 20247,130$87,710$100,360$50,670$64,360$124,680$164,290—evidence →
May 20237,120$88,410$100,910$51,280$66,060$126,160$166,150—evidence →

By state

Median annual wage, May 2024, highest first. Each state has its own record with the full series.

StateMedian annualEmployment
Kentucky$109,97090
Montana$109,76090
California$109,710470
Oklahoma$109,09030
Michigan$108,180240
Maryland$107,350200
New Mexico$106,78030
New York$102,860620
Nevada$102,27040
Massachusetts$101,830300
Virginia$101,420360
Illinois$100,220160
New Hampshire$99,840100
Washington$96,690180
Connecticut$93,090110
South Carolina$89,360270
Minnesota$88,820110
Indiana$85,490190
Iowa$84,60060
Tennessee$83,86070
Idaho$82,98030
Vermont$82,450100
New Jersey$82,410410
Oregon$82,27090
Pennsylvania$81,060200
Colorado$80,420200
Texas$79,850580
North Carolina$77,420190
Wisconsin$76,680100
District of Columbia$76,62050
Georgia$76,140330
Florida$76,14040
Arizona$68,350230
Ohio$63,170240
Louisiana$63,170—
Arkansas$59,05080

Highest-paying metropolitan areas

Top 20 by median annual wage.

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