Program Payoff

Civil Engineering Technologies/Technicians: what it pays, state by state

42 states teach this at certificate or associate level. The work pays most in Oregon, at a median of $85,390 a year.

StateWhat the work paysSchoolsReporting earnings
Oregon$85,39060
California$83,49010
Washington$79,58080
Illinois$79,19020
Minnesota$78,690100
Vermont$74,10010
Wisconsin$73,97070
New York$73,790110
Connecticut$73,43010
Iowa$72,54040
Massachusetts$71,35020
New Jersey$70,65070
Louisiana$68,03010
Maine$67,54030
Virginia$67,10040
Nebraska$66,59030
North Dakota$65,03010
Ohio$64,730130
New Hampshire$64,48020
Indiana$64,39010
Pennsylvania$63,65050
Rhode Island$63,65010
Arizona$63,56020
Florida$63,41090
Idaho$63,20020
Maryland$62,76010
Delaware$62,12010
Montana$61,41030
Missouri$61,35030
South Dakota$60,88010
Oklahoma$60,05010
Kentucky$59,71050
Kansas$59,44020
Texas$59,39020
North Carolina$58,700160
Michigan$57,99070
Tennessee$57,27020
South Carolina$53,71070
West Virginia$53,34030
Alabama$52,75020
Georgia$50,360150
Mississippi$46,43050

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