Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for anthropology and archeology teachers, postsecondary

Missouri leads at $130,500 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
Missouri$130,500$94,730–$214,020
California$128,370$99,740–$163,030
Connecticut$112,860$95,060–$153,950
Massachusetts$107,390$81,360–$136,130
District of Columbia$106,470$81,240–$126,770
Michigan$104,890$83,250–$128,470
Maryland$104,770$79,140–$130,740
New Mexico$104,510$89,270–$106,430
Oregon$103,110$81,760–$123,000
Kentucky$102,140$82,850–$127,390
Texas$102,060$79,720–$127,120
Alaska$101,700$85,760–$102,530
Pennsylvania$100,880$81,200–$122,610
New York$99,500$78,380–$135,060
Tennessee$98,160$62,650–$104,670
Minnesota$97,660$82,050–$108,970
Virginia$94,260$75,160–$119,530
Iowa$86,390$73,650–$132,780
Washington$86,160$70,020–$120,710
Maine$85,900$73,620–$105,860
Indiana$85,460$80,030–$108,860
Illinois$84,790$61,800–$108,560
New Jersey$82,910$54,270–$131,110
Arizona$80,720$75,280–$105,880
South Carolina$80,370$62,370–$100,820
Colorado$78,780$62,570–$105,400
Utah$78,720$68,660–$118,380
Wisconsin$77,750$63,940–$95,990
Florida$76,460$73,810–$99,780
Ohio$76,440$61,260–$104,220
North Carolina$64,380$51,010–$85,570

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.