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What communications teachers, postsecondary are paid

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What communications teachers, postsecondary are paid nationally 10th percentile $47,590, 25th percentile $61,250, median $78,580, 75th percentile $102,450, 90th percentile $143,720 $47,590 $143,720 $61,250 $102,450 Median $78,580
The ten states with the most communications teachers, postsecondary employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
California3,140$102,290 to $186,490 (middle half), median $135,000
Texas2,880$60,680 to $100,220 (middle half), median $77,050
New York2,490$62,540 to $124,870 (middle half), median $84,690
Illinois1,580$53,860 to $100,600 (middle half), median $78,150
Pennsylvania1,530$63,630 to $94,760 (middle half), median $77,790
Ohio1,390$53,650 to $82,580 (middle half), median $77,660
New Jersey1,380$49,970 to $101,790 (middle half), median $77,780
Florida1,260$54,710 to $77,700 (middle half), median $65,740
Massachusetts1,110$65,920 to $100,940 (middle half), median $82,610
North Carolina950$55,780 to $81,420 (middle half), median $65,850

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.