Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for biological science teachers, postsecondary

California leads at $129,150 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
California$129,150$99,550–$177,180
Massachusetts$105,050$78,980–$163,500
Michigan$103,620$78,380–$133,070
New Hampshire$102,410$78,100–$160,070
Rhode Island$102,300$61,990–$131,270
Delaware$101,380$83,200–$126,230
Oregon$100,820$77,840–$127,000
Montana$100,480$80,380–$125,910
Illinois$99,060$62,740–$132,780
New Mexico$98,820$76,460–$129,280
Colorado$98,680$71,600–$125,380
New York$98,180$75,500–$132,570
Washington$97,280$77,900–$133,500
Minnesota$96,880$78,640–$130,340
District of Columbia$96,830$76,560–$129,860
Connecticut$96,470$73,930–$127,880
North Dakota$90,740$58,490–$108,090
Georgia$88,020$70,740–$127,920
Pennsylvania$85,970$68,320–$116,500
Nevada$85,040$65,880–$106,850
Maine$84,080$67,530–$127,570
Maryland$83,500$66,580–$118,500
Indiana$83,130$62,770–$122,210
Wyoming$82,930$60,880–$99,980
Texas$82,470$62,210–$105,370
South Carolina$82,300$62,100–$100,310
Vermont$82,230$66,580–$104,660
Idaho$81,620$67,620–$129,200
Utah$81,580$63,850–$110,300
Kansas$81,300$64,780–$110,250
Nebraska$81,190$61,580–$130,760
Missouri$80,970$62,600–$127,650
Ohio$79,600$61,060–$100,670
New Jersey$79,540$50,500–$123,660
Virginia$79,190$62,590–$107,070
Louisiana$79,010$62,360–$107,180
Tennessee$78,940$62,910–$111,690
Wisconsin$78,920$65,410–$106,100
Iowa$78,060$63,810–$103,960
North Carolina$77,700$61,630–$104,290
Arkansas$77,670$57,840–$95,120
Alabama$77,540$61,440–$100,610
South Dakota$76,570$62,120–$102,280
Kentucky$70,630$58,220–$99,120
West Virginia$67,190$58,980–$88,010
Mississippi$66,830$53,350–$81,610
Oklahoma$65,960$53,950–$97,220
Florida$57,140$55,560–$75,070

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.