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Non-Instructional Staff Salary

Average Public Service Staff Salary by State, School Type and Category

For all colleges in the United States, the average public service staff salary is $75,320. For public schools, its average salary is $78,935 and private schools' average salary is $68,590. The average public service staff salary of national universities is $92,702 and the average public service staff salary of liberal arts colleges is $68,397.
  • Massachusetts has the highest public service staff salary of $125,602 and Delaware has the lowest public service staff salary of $49,701.
  • For public schools, Massachusetts has the highest public service staff salary of $125,602 and Delaware has the lowest public service staff salary of $49,701.
  • For private schools, Arizona has the highest public service staff salary of $136,979 and Montana has the lowest public service staff salary of $40,725.
  • For national universities, Connecticut has the highest public service staff salary of $136,094 and South Carolina has the lowest public service staff salary of $65,013.
  • For liberal arts colleges, Vermont has the highest public service staff salary of $109,159 and New York has the lowest public service staff salary of $42,050.
  • For community colleges, Maryland has the highest public service staff salary of $88,056 and Nebraska has the lowest public service staff salary of $42,555.
By Occupation
Average Public Service College Staff Salary By State
StateAll CollegesPublic SchoolsPrivate SchoolsNational UniversitiesLiberal Arts CollegesCommunity Colleges
Alabama$63,718$67,580$62,753$67,580$42,213-
Alaska$70,685$75,874$55,120$76,922--
Arizona$109,546$100,402$136,979$115,942--
Arkansas$66,682$66,682-$99,080-$58,237
California$96,649$119,938$85,004$109,961--
Colorado$78,780$78,780-$78,780--
Connecticut$102,538$104,339$101,637$136,094--
Delaware$49,701$49,701----
District of Columbia$62,089$54,752$63,923$75,352--
Florida$78,048$93,287$62,809$95,203--
Georgia$81,751$81,467$82,462$121,278$66,300$58,976
Hawaii$96,029$96,029-$96,029--
Idaho$77,012$77,012-$77,012--
Illinois$79,227$93,676$74,410$84,689$49,897-
Indiana$66,779$88,253$53,894$72,898--
Iowa$66,888$66,888-$78,588-$55,188
Kansas$94,787$94,787-$103,531-$77,300
Kentucky$79,337$121,125$65,407$121,125$60,000-
Louisiana$66,768$69,295$60,452$78,221--
Maine$98,717$98,717-$98,717--
Maryland$92,400$88,247$100,705$97,212-$88,056
Massachusetts$125,602$125,602-$125,602--
Michigan$62,399$65,495$54,662$65,678-$72,801
Minnesota$69,204$69,384$69,024$67,335--
Mississippi$98,515$98,515-$131,285-$65,745
Missouri$79,935$75,461$97,830$89,843-$60,723
Montana$53,979$55,872$40,725$82,738--
Nebraska$69,882$69,882-$83,025-$42,555
Nevada$122,777$122,777-$122,777--
New Hampshire$67,128-$67,128$67,128--
New Jersey$75,822$75,165$78,449$109,823-$63,612
New York$75,144$87,186$60,426$84,035$42,050$82,365
North Carolina$91,314$91,314-$123,656-$57,637
North Dakota$74,085$74,085-$76,392-$71,777
Ohio$62,548$63,060$61,354$71,671--
Oklahoma$66,417$71,556$51,000$100,562-$48,359
Oregon$69,808$72,776$52,000$76,808-$52,611
Pennsylvania$93,940$92,360$94,467$108,736--
South Carolina$65,665$70,172$56,650$65,013--
South Dakota$74,296$74,296-$79,844-$68,749
Tennessee$95,108$95,108-$104,815--
Texas$68,438$67,696$74,120$68,222-$51,993
Utah$88,473$99,065$67,290$88,473--
Vermont$104,096$116,003$100,128$116,003$109,159-
Virginia$86,006$100,648$64,044$90,622--
Washington$75,702$90,153$46,800$93,878--
West Virginia$61,063$61,063-$69,281--
Wisconsin$76,707$82,467$68,066$79,323-$78,069
Wyoming$79,873$79,873-$94,413-$65,333
Average$75,320$78,935$68,590$92,702$68,397$63,538