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Postsecondary Business Teachers Salary by State

Median annual wage from the latest BLS Occupational Employment Statistics release. Hover any state for the cost-of-living adjusted figure. Click to open the full state breakdown.

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Postsecondary Business Teachers — median wage by state

  • Alaska: $168,930, COL-adjusted $164,971
  • Delaware: $130,370, COL-adjusted $130,631
  • Louisiana: $129,040, COL-adjusted $146,304
  • California: $128,470, COL-adjusted $116,052
  • District of Columbia: $128,370, COL-adjusted $116,806
  • Maryland: $126,560, COL-adjusted $120,533
  • Utah: $115,870, COL-adjusted $117,159
  • Michigan: $111,190, COL-adjusted $115,582
  • North Dakota: $110,050, COL-adjusted $123,652
  • New York: $104,490, COL-adjusted $96,840
  • West Virginia: $104,480, COL-adjusted $116,737
  • Virginia: $103,860, COL-adjusted $102,730
  • Rhode Island: $103,820, COL-adjusted $101,486
  • Connecticut: $103,750, COL-adjusted $100,145
  • Massachusetts: $103,110, COL-adjusted $97,457
  • Pennsylvania: $101,760, COL-adjusted $104,262
  • Texas: $101,210, COL-adjusted $104,233
  • Vermont: $101,170, COL-adjusted $103,235
  • Washington: $100,390, COL-adjusted $93,822
  • Missouri: $100,310, COL-adjusted $110,474
  • Oregon: $100,180, COL-adjusted $96,886
  • Nevada: $98,920, COL-adjusted $98,920
  • Wisconsin: $96,680, COL-adjusted $102,742
  • Minnesota: $95,820, COL-adjusted $97,181
  • Illinois: $94,770, COL-adjusted $94,770
  • Nebraska: $88,690, COL-adjusted $98,435
  • Indiana: $86,640, COL-adjusted $92,862
  • Tennessee: $85,950, COL-adjusted $93,526
  • New Jersey: $85,250, COL-adjusted $78,355
  • Idaho: $84,190, COL-adjusted $88,157
  • New Mexico: $83,980, COL-adjusted $91,085
  • Kansas: $83,310, COL-adjusted $92,464
  • Maine: $83,250, COL-adjusted $85,736
  • Iowa: $83,200, COL-adjusted $94,761
  • New Hampshire: $83,070, COL-adjusted $79,722
  • Georgia: $82,820, COL-adjusted $86,002
  • Alabama: $82,170, COL-adjusted $92,534
  • Oklahoma: $82,060, COL-adjusted $93,462
  • Arizona: $81,600, COL-adjusted $81,033
  • Montana: $81,490, COL-adjusted $86,142
  • Kentucky: $80,140, COL-adjusted $88,847
  • Ohio: $79,770, COL-adjusted $85,959
  • North Carolina: $79,600, COL-adjusted $84,411
  • Florida: $78,870, COL-adjusted $76,277
  • South Carolina: $78,830, COL-adjusted $84,130
  • Colorado: $78,210, COL-adjusted $75,858
  • Hawaii: $76,860, COL-adjusted $69,873
  • Mississippi: $75,680, COL-adjusted $86,989
  • South Dakota: $72,650, COL-adjusted $81,998
  • Wyoming: $69,550, COL-adjusted $75,027
  • Arkansas: $64,620, COL-adjusted $74,361

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Highest- and lowest-paying states for postsecondary business teachers

Ranked by median annual wage from the BLS 2025 release. The full sortable list is above; these are the extremes.

Highest-paying
  1. 1. Alaska$168,930
  2. 2. Delaware$130,370
  3. 3. Louisiana$129,040
  4. 4. California$128,470
  5. 5. District of Columbia$128,370
Lowest-paying
  1. Arkansas$64,620
  2. Wyoming$69,550
  3. South Dakota$72,650
  4. Mississippi$75,680
  5. Hawaii$76,860

Frequently asked questions

What is the average Postsecondary Business Teachers salary in the United States?
The US median wage for Postsecondary Business Teachers is $97,354 per year (BLS, 2025). Half earn more and half earn less.
Which state pays Postsecondary Business Teachers the most?
Alaska pays Postsecondary Business Teachers the most, with a median of $168,930, followed by Delaware ($130,370). The lowest median is in Arkansas at $64,620.
How much do Postsecondary Business Teachers salaries vary by state?
Postsecondary Business Teachers median pay ranges from $64,620 to $168,930 across the 50 states and DC — a spread largely explained by cost of living and local demand. The table below ranks every state.
Are Postsecondary Business Teachers jobs growing?
BLS projects a +5.7% change in Postsecondary Business Teachers employment from 2024 to 2034 — faster than average.