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Average Service 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 $40,177. For public schools, its average salary is $41,680 and private schools' average salary is $38,487. The average service staff salary of national universities is $42,935 and the average service staff salary of liberal arts colleges is $37,862.
  • California has the highest service staff salary of $53,682 and West Virginia has the lowest service staff salary of $29,742.
  • For public schools, California has the highest service staff salary of $59,937 and Oklahoma has the lowest service staff salary of $29,759.
  • For private schools, Connecticut has the highest service staff salary of $50,983 and Mississippi has the lowest service staff salary of $26,123.
  • For national universities, Connecticut has the highest service staff salary of $57,225 and Arkansas has the lowest service staff salary of $30,574.
  • For liberal arts colleges, Connecticut has the highest service staff salary of $45,604 and Oklahoma has the lowest service staff salary of $23,128.
  • For community colleges, California has the highest service staff salary of $60,435 and West Virginia has the lowest service staff salary of $27,748.
By Occupation
Average Service Staff Salary
StateAll CollegesPublic SchoolsPrivate SchoolsNational UniversitiesLiberal Arts CollegesCommunity Colleges
Alabama$36,044$38,345$30,577$37,074$32,305$39,752
Alaska$43,143$50,286$36,000$51,213--
Washington$46,509$47,532$44,299$46,225$38,420$47,252
Arizona$45,202$45,292$44,954$40,843-$46,236
Arkansas$31,301$30,929$32,095$30,574$26,845$30,128
California$53,682$59,937$45,042$51,988$39,548$60,435
Colorado$41,993$39,654$47,032$43,374$43,410$37,822
Connecticut$51,630$52,277$50,983$57,225$45,604$51,684
New York$44,297$45,959$43,358$48,976$44,716$44,098
Delaware$41,252$37,490$45,014$45,569-$35,312
District of Columbia$47,557$48,085$47,505$50,631--
Florida$35,214$36,448$34,330$37,828$40,258$36,064
Georgia$32,730$32,572$32,988$34,638$35,549$32,942
Hawaii$46,711$48,748$41,111$48,533-$45,949
Idaho$35,190$32,987$39,597$34,072$33,961$32,039
Illinois$45,289$47,863$42,757$48,592$37,253$46,920
Indiana$35,736$35,670$35,766$36,073$34,344$40,153
Iowa$35,924$38,630$34,266$41,035$36,416$37,880
Kansas$31,424$32,329$29,976$32,749$32,282$31,519
Kentucky$32,934$33,452$32,472$34,080$35,021$30,738
Louisiana$34,561$33,916$35,952$36,044$35,329$35,333
Maine$40,292$40,117$40,515$35,666$40,656$41,902
Maryland$40,249$41,865$37,119$48,914$37,860$39,663
Massachusetts$49,216$49,572$49,032$54,789$43,358$49,532
Michigan$41,061$43,966$36,703$42,102$38,635$44,886
Minnesota$42,407$43,540$40,548$46,421$42,545$43,550
Mississippi$31,968$33,605$26,123$31,471$24,863$30,791
Missouri$35,030$33,543$36,009$40,392$45,367$33,498
Montana$34,706$35,015$33,779$39,372-$34,330
Nebraska$34,138$34,183$34,082$36,300$31,428$38,324
Nevada$40,858$44,167$37,548$46,788-$34,418
New Hampshire$42,632$42,939$42,295$44,082$35,736$46,152
New Jersey$45,412$48,488$42,529$52,264$40,664$46,136
North Carolina$35,089$35,738$33,960$37,840$34,971$35,040
North Dakota$36,600$36,541$36,763$35,195-$37,907
Ohio$36,940$39,435$34,801$38,084$40,092$40,304
Oklahoma$30,659$29,759$32,834$32,772$23,128$29,768
Oregon$42,551$43,066$41,745$45,682$43,694$41,772
Pennsylvania$38,923$41,358$38,063$45,853$35,921$39,526
Rhode Island$47,156$44,854$48,019$45,915-$46,745
South Carolina$34,908$35,789$33,696$37,579$38,876$34,368
South Dakota$35,244$35,478$34,774$35,012-$40,564
Tennessee$33,346$33,457$33,274$35,489$35,019$31,070
Texas$40,828$41,576$39,512$42,658$33,708$36,895
Utah$41,336$38,120$49,911$40,280-$33,357
Vermont$38,643$35,731$39,937$37,599$42,650-
Virginia$39,478$44,429$34,666$39,988$33,495$48,425
West Virginia$29,742$31,453$26,321$32,856$30,594$27,748
Wisconsin$41,080$44,616$36,806$41,018$36,807$49,289
Wyoming$32,398$32,125$34,580$34,143-$31,837
Average$40,177$41,680$38,487$42,935$37,862$41,941