Program Payoff

Graphic Communications: what it pays, state by state

39 states teach this at certificate or associate level. The work pays most in Massachusetts, at a median of $53,050 a year.

StateWhat the work paysSchoolsReporting earnings
Massachusetts$53,05030
New Mexico$49,810100
Washington$49,800120
Oregon$48,76060
Minnesota$48,56090
Kentucky$48,00070
Colorado$47,860120
Maine$47,43030
Wisconsin$47,330110
Utah$47,18030
California$47,0101370
Pennsylvania$47,01070
Arkansas$46,47030
Illinois$46,260370
Missouri$46,130110
Ohio$45,760100
North Carolina$45,63090
Hawaii$45,39070
Michigan$45,280170
Indiana$45,23020
South Dakota$44,93010
New York$44,860130
Virginia$44,02020
Nevada$43,50020
New Hampshire$43,44030
Arizona$43,200160
Tennessee$43,16020
New Jersey$42,470110
Kansas$41,890150
Georgia$41,52060
Iowa$40,790180
Maryland$38,97040
Florida$38,880230
Texas$38,880250
Idaho$38,65040
Oklahoma$38,590180
Louisiana$36,92030
Alabama$36,67070
West Virginia$35,90030

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