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Non-Instructional Staff Salary

Average Research Staff Salary by State, School Type and Category

For all colleges in the United States, the average research staff salary is $82,437. For public schools, its average salary is $83,906 and private schools' average salary is $80,127. The average research staff salary of national universities is $86,688 and the average research staff salary of liberal arts colleges is $73,470.
  • New Hampshire has the highest research staff salary of $114,514 and Iowa has the lowest research staff salary of $56,273.
  • For public schools, Hawaii has the highest research staff salary of $169,126 and West Virginia has the lowest research staff salary of $53,623.
  • For private schools, Maryland has the highest research staff salary of $181,941 and Montana has the lowest research staff salary of $36,400.
  • For national universities, Hawaii has the highest research staff salary of $169,126 and Nebraska has the lowest research staff salary of $56,414.
  • For liberal arts colleges, Virginia has the highest research staff salary of $151,376 and Mississippi has the lowest research staff salary of $40,000.
  • For community colleges, California has the highest research staff salary of $99,791 and Maryland has the lowest research staff salary of $48,594.
By Occupation
Average Research College Staff Salary By State
StateAll CollegesPublic SchoolsPrivate SchoolsNational UniversitiesLiberal Arts CollegesCommunity Colleges
Alabama$73,604$81,735$57,342$81,735$47,149-
Alaska$78,157$79,476$74,200$86,106--
Arizona$88,244$91,611$62,985$97,581-$84,093
Arkansas$68,912$70,694$60,000$103,487-$60,172
California$95,215$95,986$94,467$92,776$89,938$99,791
Colorado$91,123$88,239$108,422$84,456--
Connecticut$73,143$86,610$66,410$81,049--
Delaware$62,605$62,605----
District of Columbia$92,617$66,517$95,880$101,383--
Florida$80,055$82,036$76,754$82,366--
Georgia$85,605$100,569$70,641$112,416$58,117$59,552
Hawaii$103,957$169,126$71,372$169,126--
Idaho$102,326$102,326-$102,326--
Illinois$78,469$88,087$75,263$82,584$63,500-
Indiana$66,758$70,943$61,527$68,384$63,000-
Iowa$56,273$64,409$53,561$58,939--
Kansas$87,450$92,504$80,711$104,723-$54,073
Kentucky$82,858$100,118$56,967$101,731--
Louisiana$66,811$68,352$62,702$75,392$68,446-
Maine$86,002$103,813$68,191$76,737--
Maryland$114,171$95,688$181,941$103,477$81,525$48,594
Massachusetts$80,075$85,451$78,284$81,421$55,771$97,843
Michigan$70,134$72,362$58,995$70,399$61,815$84,813
Minnesota$74,269$77,144$72,352$75,005$51,500-
Mississippi$73,901$80,681$40,000$88,121$40,000$75,721
Missouri$74,234$82,892$60,382$86,269-$60,432
Montana$64,668$68,202$36,400$86,253--
Nebraska$69,682$72,747$54,354$56,414-$59,639
Nevada$78,905$82,633$63,994$79,555--
New Hampshire$114,514$84,946$144,081$114,514--
New Jersey$77,019$75,665$81,758$82,332-$67,715
New York$87,569$100,504$78,946$90,468$65,873$63,811
North Carolina$63,651$65,409$57,322$61,697$78,954$65,617
North Dakota$75,809$75,809-$97,066--
Ohio$85,448$90,073$77,124$90,146--
Oklahoma$79,660$80,820$73,858$96,271-$77,733
Oregon$76,836$80,929$58,418$70,389-$80,351
Pennsylvania$90,876$98,203$84,073$90,229$54,055$63,664
Rhode Island$101,801$117,666$85,937$101,801--
South Carolina$82,442$86,792$79,541$72,516$90,140-
South Dakota$86,340$86,340-$86,340--
Tennessee$89,224$82,251$101,775$94,823-$69,970
Texas$82,815$80,558$90,715$85,713$47,373$79,965
Utah$96,754$93,969$99,539$93,391--
Vermont$93,381$72,425$98,620$72,425$139,194-
Virginia$100,244$107,391$82,376$110,095$151,376-
Washington$77,892$79,002$70,118$80,096-$78,789
West Virginia$56,323$53,623$58,122$65,707--
Wisconsin$75,398$73,827$79,325$71,608-$89,901
Wyoming$74,608$74,608-$74,608--
Average$82,437$83,906$80,127$86,688$73,470$77,765