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Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary
Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary
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Salary by State: Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary vs Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary
Showing 47 states where both occupations have BLS data. Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary pays more in 32 states; Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary pays more in 15.
| State | Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary | Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary | Difference | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $103,580 | $92,310 | +$11,270 | ||
| Alaska | $109,600 | $73,890 | +$35,710 | ||
| Arizona | $108,540 | $99,000 | +$9,540 | ||
| Arkansas | $104,210 | $124,890 | $-20,680 | ||
| California | $137,280 | $165,110 | $-27,830 | ||
| Colorado | $104,070 | $136,930 | $-32,860 | ||
| Delaware | $130,730 | $105,780 | +$24,950 | ||
| District of Columbia | $101,970 | $167,520 | $-65,550 | ||
| Florida | $97,340 | $88,710 | +$8,630 | ||
| Georgia | $131,260 | $106,960 | +$24,300 | ||
| Idaho | $112,240 | $101,910 | +$10,330 | ||
| Illinois | $135,430 | $92,860 | +$42,570 | ||
| Indiana | $106,010 | $98,170 | +$7,840 | ||
| Iowa | $103,360 | $128,490 | $-25,130 | ||
| Kansas | $115,160 | $86,700 | +$28,460 | ||
| Kentucky | $110,810 | $83,680 | +$27,130 | ||
| Louisiana | $125,930 | $125,130 | +$800 | ||
| Maine | $88,750 | $103,090 | $-14,340 | ||
| Maryland | $117,200 | $108,160 | +$9,040 | ||
| Massachusetts | $134,850 | $134,520 | +$330 | ||
| Michigan | $127,230 | $108,970 | +$18,260 | ||
| Minnesota | $108,390 | $103,510 | +$4,880 | ||
| Mississippi | $100,440 | $137,220 | $-36,780 | ||
| Montana | $101,170 | $101,220 | $-50 | ||
| Nebraska | $95,860 | $80,960 | +$14,900 | ||
| Nevada | $107,890 | $77,160 | +$30,730 | ||
| New Hampshire | $127,070 | $85,250 | +$41,820 | ||
| New Jersey | $109,910 | $96,630 | +$13,280 | ||
| New Mexico | $105,410 | $134,600 | $-29,190 | ||
| New York | $106,240 | $131,220 | $-24,980 | ||
| North Dakota | $109,710 | $100,760 | +$8,950 | ||
| Ohio | $102,410 | $74,720 | +$27,690 | ||
| Oklahoma | $99,790 | $76,450 | +$23,340 | ||
| Oregon | $106,840 | $103,180 | +$3,660 | ||
| Pennsylvania | $82,070 | $107,920 | $-25,850 | ||
| Rhode Island | $102,690 | $103,780 | $-1,090 | ||
| South Carolina | $103,420 | $82,480 | +$20,940 | ||
| South Dakota | $97,700 | $78,720 | +$18,980 | ||
| Tennessee | $100,640 | $98,870 | +$1,770 | ||
| Texas | $123,280 | $108,150 | +$15,130 | ||
| Utah | $105,180 | $168,060 | $-62,880 | ||
| Vermont | $104,110 | $107,500 | $-3,390 | ||
| Virginia | $121,880 | $106,880 | +$15,000 | ||
| Washington | $119,960 | $137,520 | $-17,560 | ||
| West Virginia | $100,400 | $60,300 | +$40,100 | ||
| Wisconsin | $112,830 | $81,500 | +$31,330 | ||
| Wyoming | $103,380 | $93,480 | +$9,900 |
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