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Non-Instructional Staff Salary

Average Service Staff Salary by State, School Type and Category

For all colleges in the United States, the average service staff salary is $46,237. For public schools, its average salary is $48,456 and private schools' average salary is $43,677. The average service staff salary of national universities is $48,440 and the average service staff salary of liberal arts colleges is $43,902.
  • California has the highest service staff salary of $60,943 and Mississippi has the lowest service staff salary of $33,699.
  • For public schools, California has the highest service staff salary of $69,376 and Oklahoma has the lowest service staff salary of $33,729.
  • For private schools, Colorado has the highest service staff salary of $57,537 and Mississippi has the lowest service staff salary of $27,901.
  • For national universities, Connecticut has the highest service staff salary of $64,189 and West Virginia has the lowest service staff salary of $32,480.
  • For liberal arts colleges, New Jersey has the highest service staff salary of $57,618 and Arkansas has the lowest service staff salary of $24,195.
  • For community colleges, California has the highest service staff salary of $66,584 and Alaska has the lowest service staff salary of $20,000.
By Occupation
Average Service College Staff Salary By State
StateAll CollegesPublic SchoolsPrivate SchoolsNational UniversitiesLiberal Arts CollegesCommunity Colleges
Alabama$42,349$44,445$37,179$45,109$34,224$45,941
Alaska$44,864$52,936$28,720$56,883-$20,000
Arizona$52,966$55,054$48,221$50,151-$54,638
Arkansas$34,991$35,298$34,316$34,301$24,195$34,102
California$60,943$69,376$49,769$58,086$47,094$66,584
Colorado$51,643$49,375$57,537$58,399$45,803$46,089
Connecticut$57,155$60,029$55,897$64,189$53,676$61,226
New York$48,447$49,960$47,542$52,937$50,863$48,945
Delaware$46,925$45,923$48,428$51,687--
District of Columbia$51,493$62,761$50,084$52,810--
Florida$42,488$44,893$40,752$45,034$55,734$43,009
Georgia$40,070$41,167$38,441$42,934$41,725$40,694
Hawaii$52,862$55,947$44,376$53,549-$53,349
Idaho$41,703$41,498$42,032$43,089-$40,336
Illinois$51,794$54,764$48,874$54,064$42,037$53,165
Indiana$41,829$44,170$40,765$40,617$42,326$46,458
Iowa$40,278$41,457$39,555$39,486$43,782$40,319
Kansas$37,433$38,531$35,812$39,482-$37,404
Kentucky$37,668$38,961$36,513$42,148$36,747$36,006
Louisiana$39,046$39,074$38,965$42,369$39,287$36,837
Maine$48,029$48,994$46,678$44,860$49,259$54,194
Maryland$50,206$53,046$43,715$55,683$49,726$51,150
Massachusetts$56,453$57,902$55,660$60,726$50,630$55,833
Michigan$48,283$47,877$48,959$48,645$42,034$48,429
Minnesota$49,865$51,258$48,040$45,127$47,660$51,962
Mississippi$33,699$35,390$27,901$34,729$27,087$34,693
Missouri$40,303$39,684$40,732$44,766$40,261$39,328
Montana$43,553$44,064$41,507$51,914-$40,702
Nebraska$41,672$43,388$38,926$44,013-$44,377
Nevada$49,771$55,549$43,993$62,751-$45,664
New Hampshire$48,925$51,706$45,101$50,299$40,244$56,553
New Jersey$51,762$52,763$50,649$58,932$57,618$48,981
North Carolina$41,537$42,975$39,097$43,685$39,523$41,787
North Dakota$42,613$44,159$38,284$43,839-$44,575
Ohio$42,443$43,904$41,206$43,083$44,067$45,804
Oklahoma$35,028$33,729$37,540$39,473$27,834$34,519
Oregon$47,613$49,898$43,218$50,103$49,555$48,151
Pennsylvania$45,296$48,573$43,472$49,463$41,884$41,819
Rhode Island$50,632$41,825$53,935$51,483-$29,992
South Carolina$42,423$46,256$37,152$44,770$34,703$44,823
South Dakota$40,518$40,324$41,151$42,785-$46,403
Tennessee$38,286$40,527$36,872$41,669$37,861$39,401
Texas$46,550$48,147$44,132$46,618$47,616$44,706
Utah$45,799$44,464$48,469$49,396-$40,413
Vermont$45,439$43,429$45,941$46,006$46,145-
Virginia$47,014$52,867$41,318$45,333$44,471$56,415
Washington$53,441$55,606$48,217$52,430$45,651$54,810
West Virginia$34,563$35,454$32,019$32,480$31,052$32,612
Wisconsin$46,576$50,615$41,067$45,856$35,224$54,768
Wyoming$38,692$39,244$34,269$40,891-$39,009
Average$46,237$48,456$43,677$48,440$43,902$47,854