One of the best parts about being at a private university such as Brigham Young University is that we have students who come from all over! In fact, all 50 states are represented in the student demographics at BYU.
We know that many of you will be leaving the state of Utah after getting your degree. So, we want to show you what the average salary looks like in your state. Please keep in mind that this data has been taken over a long period of time meaning that your state may or may not be slowly rising in salary. Also, note that this is the average and that there is a wide range in salary for each state. Check out the averages below!
Alabama- $69,544 Montana- $55,909
Alaska- $76,371 Nebraska- $58,763
Arizona- $60,275 Nevada- $61,719
Arkansas- $54,309 New Hampshire- $64,169
California- $95,160 New Jersey- $81,102
Colorado- $60,775 New Mexico- $63,560
Connecticut- $83,400 New York- $92,696
Delaware- $68,787 North Carolina- $56,559
D.C.- $84,882 North Dakota- $56,792
Florida- $53,098 Ohio- $66,390
Georgia- $64,461 Oklahoma- $55,50
Hawaii- $70,947 Oregon- $72,476
Idaho- $56,365 Pennsylvania- $74,945
Illinois- $73,916 Rhode Island- $79,289
Indiana- $57,015 South Carolina- $57,778
Iowa- $61,231 South Dakota- $53,153
Kansas- $56,481 Tennessee- $55,369
Kentucky- $56,296 Texas- $60,716
Louisiana- $54,248 Utah- $63,481
Maine- $59,964 Vermont- $66,536
Maryland- $79,420 Virginia- $63,103
Massachusetts- $92,307 Washington- $86,804
Michigan- $67,011 West Virginia- $52,870
Minnesota- $70,005 Wisconsin- $62,524
Mississippi- $53,354 Wyoming- $61,979
Missouri- $53,999
If you have more questions about how you can transfer your license after graduation, reach out to the Education Advisement Center or look into your state's teacher license reciprocity here. Also, please do not hesitate to reach out and read our other salary posts. Hope to talk to you soon!
Have more questions? Set up an appointment with your advisor or meet with a student ambassador!
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