Program Payoff

Environmental/Natural Resources Management and Policy: what it pays, state by state

36 states teach this at certificate or associate level. The work pays most in Colorado, at a median of $171,140 a year.

StateWhat the work paysSchoolsReporting earnings
Colorado$171,14080
New Jersey$161,51010
Illinois$140,24030
Utah$134,89020
Alaska$127,95010
North Dakota$126,44010
Oregon$125,58030
Georgia$125,00070
West Virginia$124,94010
Nevada$112,04010
Wisconsin$107,05030
Louisiana$103,14010
New York$92,79040
Washington$88,79080
Pennsylvania$85,47010
Hawaii$83,82010
Minnesota$83,36050
Massachusetts$78,94020
Rhode Island$77,23010
Ohio$77,02060
Texas$75,90020
Arizona$74,92030
Florida$74,47010
Iowa$74,47020
Michigan$73,73040
New Mexico$69,18010
Idaho$66,99020
Wyoming$66,14020
Kentucky$60,49020
Oklahoma$59,70020
Kansas$59,23010
South Carolina$58,07010
New Hampshire$56,62010
Maine$48,29020
Arkansas$47,67010
Mississippi$46,14010

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Programs: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard, released 2026-06-10. Occupation wages: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.