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Postsecondary Teachers, All Other Salary by City

Other postsecondary teachers earn the most in Trenton, NJ (average $167,460 a year), followed by Sacramento, CA ($145,740) and Boston, MA ($130,280), among the 169 metro areas we cover. Nationwide the average is $90,630 and the median $77,640, for 149,840 workers (May 2025).

$90,630U.S. average
$167Khighest: Trenton, NJ
$33Klowest: Arecibo, PR
169metro areas
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Top 15 cities for postsecondary teachers, all other by average salary

Trenton, NJ$167,460
Sacramento, CA$145,740
Boston, MA$130,280
Salem, OR$121,310
Modesto, CA$117,920
Riverside, CA$115,920
Los Angeles, CA$115,130
San Jose, CA$113,880
Madison, WI$113,760
Kansas City, MO$111,540
Corvallis, OR$110,860
San Diego, CA$110,220
San Francisco, CA$109,330
Baltimore, MD$107,570
Boulder, CO$105,260
Average annual wage, BLS OEWS May 2025.

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Postsecondary Teachers, All Other salary by state

Massachusetts pays other postsecondary teachers the most statewide, $116,540 a year on average. Statewide columns cover every employer in the state; city columns cover the metro areas we publish.

StateStatewide averageStatewide medianJobsMetrosHighest city averageLowest city average
Massachusetts$116,540$94,4801,7904$130,280$85,370
California$111,940$100,69037,77012$145,740$68,570
New Jersey$111,350$85,2601,0401$167,460$167,460
Maryland$102,710$82,8504,8401$107,570$107,570
Colorado$102,600$83,2104803$105,260$97,490
Virginia$102,560$84,0601,5802$84,050$69,530
Oklahoma$99,220$84,5501,7201$104,680$104,680
Delaware$95,930$101,070n/a0n/an/a
Pennsylvania$94,570$65,40012,1007$89,190$71,220
North Carolina$88,990$74,2402,0306$83,030$67,340
Kansas$88,720$75,7902,5302$100,090$77,380
Washington$88,580$78,9404702$89,020$86,920
Oregon$87,890$72,4403,8406$121,310$81,540
Montana$87,600$77,5505700n/an/a
Louisiana$87,380$78,8106,8707$103,330$70,590
New York$85,050$67,6402,8106$93,560$64,570
Connecticut$84,830$78,2201,9405$99,240$74,430
New Mexico$83,990$78,8401,3602$92,840$90,520
Rhode Island$83,970$60,3907701$84,540$84,540
Washington, D.C.$83,820$78,8904001$100,190$100,190
Tennessee$83,690$76,4802,4107$97,540$61,490
Wisconsin$83,210$79,1201,2802$113,760$87,270
Minnesota$82,730$84,2802,6203$89,170$76,640
Michigan$80,320$70,5502,6605$96,510$63,010
Kentucky$80,050$67,6904,1205$90,730$48,980
Indiana$79,970$76,3901,3406$91,840$72,000
Texas$79,600$64,1104,60012$102,470$59,700
Ohio$79,070$75,6805,6707$84,480$69,940
Idaho$78,700$74,1802,2001$81,760$81,760
Florida$77,820$62,67014,7307$92,240$65,140
Missouri$76,950$61,8601,0805$111,540$65,340
South Carolina$76,230$77,9401,6005$83,390$71,710
Arizona$75,700$76,7002,0002$79,720$74,490
New Hampshire$75,120$79,9803301$76,120$76,120
Georgia$73,740$64,6505,4807$86,220$59,490
West Virginia$73,320$65,2604303$73,440$64,550
Iowa$71,400$71,6801,4803$90,430$54,660
Vermont$70,610$59,010700n/an/a
Maine$70,260$59,9502802$82,830$72,940
Utah$70,020$61,3703,6403$72,630$54,200
North Dakota$69,700$63,4304702$81,020$61,530
Nebraska$66,800$52,2108302$92,730$59,300
Puerto Rico$66,560$60,2302,1004$69,370$33,410
Hawaii$66,490$49,7305101$62,760$62,760
Arkansas$63,200$54,6201,5301$56,130$56,130
Illinois$62,970$59,5909901$66,570$66,570
Nevada$62,920$59,2701,4602$64,000$63,200
Wyoming$60,520$46,7104801$66,010$66,010
Alabama$52,760$51,0602200n/an/a
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Postsecondary Teachers, All Other salary in every city we cover

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Metro areaAverageMedianHourlyJobs
Trenton, NJ$167,460$100,520—100
Sacramento, CA$145,740$135,060—2,070
Boston, MA$130,280$103,340—1,120
Salem, OR$121,310$98,840—530
Modesto, CA$117,920$104,890—190
Riverside, CA$115,920$100,550—2,370
Los Angeles, CA$115,130$105,640—14,070
San Jose, CA$113,880$94,690—3,130
Madison, WI$113,760$104,760—190
Kansas City, MO$111,540$95,630—860
Corvallis, OR$110,860$96,890—80
San Diego, CA$110,220$101,820—3,480
San Francisco, CA$109,330$82,620—4,190
Baltimore, MD$107,570$80,990—2,200
Boulder, CO$105,260$99,360—60
Denver, CO$105,120$76,210—250
Oklahoma City, OK$104,680$84,550—1,540
Shreveport, LA$103,330$113,550—670
Fresno, CA$103,020$99,480—970
McAllen, TX$102,470$98,440—60
Washington, DC$100,190$99,240—3,020
Wichita, KS$100,090$85,690—630
New Haven, CT$99,240$81,480—330
Amherst, MA$98,940$89,410—230
College Station, TX$98,280$78,500—80
Nashville, TN$97,540$81,110—790
Fort Collins, CO$97,490$83,210—60
Napa, CA$96,950$79,670—170
Ann Arbor, MI$96,510$82,820—330
Baton Rouge, LA$94,120$79,180—2,490
Lubbock, TX$94,070$83,260—180
New York, NY$93,560$73,490—2,500
Bend, OR$93,550$89,250—130
Santa Fe, NM$92,840$115,000—n/a
Lincoln, NE$92,730$81,960—170
Miami, FL$92,240$100,080—4,240
Rochester, NY$92,050$80,440—150
Bloomington, IN$91,840$83,880—60
Lansing, MI$91,180$84,020—170
Louisville, KY$90,730$83,090—2,110
Albuquerque, NM$90,520$83,300—640
Waterloo, IA$90,430$103,680—250
Worcester, MA$90,110$83,820—380
Pittsburgh, PA$89,190$59,060—2,340
St. Cloud, MN$89,170$84,910—60
Seattle, WA$89,020$79,780—220
Lafayette, IN$88,710$82,390—330
Knoxville, TN$88,130$78,020—460
St. Louis, MO$87,950$66,410—410
Medford, OR$87,890$73,650—130
Bowling Green, KY$87,670$83,220—170
Milwaukee, WI$87,270$96,500—520
Spokane, WA$86,920$74,780—50
Austin, TX$86,230$77,780—560
Augusta, GA$86,220$55,640—150
Portland, OR$86,210$72,370—2,050
Waterbury, CT$85,730$83,900—100
Houston, TX$85,420$66,900—660
Springfield, MA$85,370$84,740—70
Providence, RI$84,540$60,540—780
Lima, OH$84,480$77,210—110
Richmond, VA$84,050$81,600—180
Hartford, CT$84,020$77,850—1,030
Erie, PA$83,750$75,910—110
Scranton, PA$83,410$80,980—360
Columbia, SC$83,390$80,010—430
Asheville, NC$83,030$76,230—110
Bangor, ME$82,830$77,940—n/a
Bakersfield, CA$82,720$76,110—930
Cincinnati, OH$82,570$78,020—880
Harrisburg, PA$82,050$78,320—280
Toledo, OH$81,830$77,340—320
Boise, ID$81,760$76,540—n/a
Atlanta, GA$81,750$77,570—2,630
Albany, NY$81,680$78,570—270
Deltona, FL$81,630$88,360—320
New Orleans, LA$81,620$78,810—1,600
Eugene, OR$81,540$63,690—350
Hammond, LA$81,470$84,050—630
Mankato, MN$81,170$77,080—n/a
Fargo, ND$81,020$71,500—170
Norwich, CT$80,820$65,030—80
Dallas, TX$80,750$61,370—1,170
Santa Maria, CA$80,550$71,200—1,100
Charleston, SC$80,400$79,110—310
Raleigh, NC$80,240$75,210—140
Dayton, OH$80,220$78,230—560
Tucson, AZ$79,720$74,750—390
Savannah, GA$79,460$77,030—320
Lafayette, LA$79,380$73,110—110
Reading, PA$79,130$61,500—100
Detroit, MI$79,040$66,150—860
Hilton Head Island, SC$78,880$81,500—30
Monroe, LA$78,810$77,040—250
Evansville, IN$78,250$79,470—60
Columbus, OH$78,130$74,940—1,010
Manhattan, KS$77,380$60,050—60
Lancaster, PA$77,260$73,250—130
Tampa, FL$76,950$61,620—2,440
Duluth, MN$76,640$71,630—120
Chattanooga, TN$76,580$60,190—50
South Bend, IN$76,540$78,530—60
Grand Rapids, MI$76,440$66,370—160
Rome, GA$76,430$77,670—90
Winston-Salem, NC$76,420$75,830—60
Manchester, NH$76,120$80,690—80
Charlotte, NC$75,180$78,350—270
Fort Wayne, IN$74,500$70,910—40
Phoenix, AZ$74,490$79,260—1,050
Bridgeport, CT$74,430$63,540—n/a
Amarillo, TX$73,890$74,910—60
El Paso, TX$73,660$48,360—220
Buffalo, NY$73,640$52,680—110
Spartanburg, SC$73,490$62,190—190
Charleston, WV$73,440$65,260—90
Springfield, MO$73,310$61,540—140
Portland, ME$72,940$62,060—90
Jacksonville, FL$72,870$61,020—730
Salt Lake City, UT$72,630$62,250—1,910
Cedar Rapids, IA$72,570$78,830—330
Memphis, TN$72,310$63,310—310
Orlando, FL$72,130$60,840—1,470
Fort Myers, FL$72,040$61,080—240
Indianapolis, IN$72,000$70,840—240
Greenville, SC$71,710$75,300—260
Akron, OH$71,510$65,700—210
Allentown, PA$71,220$62,050—180
Columbia, MO$70,900$59,880—n/a
Houma, LA$70,590$58,570—100
Cleveland, OH$69,940$64,340—1,100
Kiryas Joel, NY$69,730$80,500—80
Virginia Beach, VA$69,530$52,070—190
San Juan, PR$69,370$60,310—1,310
Greensboro, NC$69,120$64,820—60
Weirton, WV$68,860$60,290—90
Visalia, CA$68,570$60,890—170
Columbus, GA$68,220$64,920—190
Laredo, TX$67,860$67,460—80
Lexington, KY$67,660$51,170—290
San Antonio, TX$67,580$52,640—430
Burlington, NC$67,340$61,980—30
Jackson, TN$66,850$65,350—70
Chicago, IL$66,570$63,820—760
Cheyenne, WY$66,010$59,280—70
Clarksville, TN$65,790$60,170—100
Ponce, PR$65,510$58,140—400
Joplin, MO$65,340$59,570—210
Sarasota, FL$65,140$62,280—420
Provo, UT$65,100$59,740—1,020
Athens, GA$65,000$64,650—210
Syracuse, NY$64,570$53,090—80
Huntington, WV$64,550$59,110—160
Las Vegas, NV$64,000$59,270—1,060
Reno, NV$63,200$50,900—170
Flint, MI$63,010$59,280—30
Honolulu, HI$62,760$48,630—230
Bismarck, ND$61,530$59,830—30
Kingsport, TN$61,490$59,600—40
Longview, TX$60,450$49,680—80
Abilene, TX$59,700$49,660—110
Valdosta, GA$59,490$48,890—40
Omaha, NE$59,300$52,210—390
Paducah, KY$56,230$52,170—170
Little Rock, AR$56,130$45,510—240
Davenport, IA$54,660$46,600—80
Ogden, UT$54,200$45,300—340
Owensboro, KY$48,980$50,440—120
Mayaguez, PR$44,180$29,330—120
Arecibo, PR$33,410$21,840—30

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Postsecondary Teachers, All Other salary: questions

Where do other postsecondary teachers make the most money?

In Trenton, NJ, with an average of $167,460 a year, among the 169 metro areas we cover.

What is the average other postsecondary teachers salary in the U.S.?

$90,630 a year nationwide (BLS OEWS national estimates, May 2025); the median is $77,640, so half of other postsecondary teachers earn more than that and half less.

What salary should other postsecondary teachers ask for?

Start from the figures for your city: the middle half of other postsecondary teachers nationwide earn between $59,290 (25th percentile) and $106,770 (75th percentile). Newer workers usually start near the 25th percentile and experienced ones can ask for the 75th; each city page shows the local range. See how to read salary percentiles.

Which state pays other postsecondary teachers the most?

Massachusetts, with a statewide average of $116,540 a year (BLS state estimates, May 2025).

Where is other postsecondary teachers pay the lowest?

Arecibo, PR, at $33,410 a year on average. Lower pay often comes with lower prices: check the cost of living on each city page.

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