Program Payoff

Management Sciences and Quantitative Methods: what it pays, state by state

34 states teach this at certificate or associate level. The work pays most in New Jersey, at a median of $173,690 a year.

StateWhat the work paysSchoolsReporting earnings
New Jersey$173,69030
Connecticut$137,22010
Washington$133,75010
New York$130,86030
Massachusetts$127,22010
New Hampshire$124,68030
California$124,39030
Wisconsin$118,73010
Maryland$117,93050
Rhode Island$117,38010
Alaska$116,63010
Indiana$108,17010
Tennessee$106,97030
Mississippi$106,68030
Georgia$103,73050
Oregon$103,49010
Texas$103,23050
Pennsylvania$103,130100
North Carolina$101,95070
Louisiana$101,79030
Florida$101,58060
Michigan$99,53030
Minnesota$99,34040
Maine$98,86020
New Mexico$98,63020
Utah$97,85040
Ohio$97,70040
Arizona$94,800100
Kansas$92,84030
Oklahoma$90,43040
Idaho$80,39010
Kentucky$79,37010
Missouri$79,30010
Arkansas$74,05080

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