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What community and social service specialists, all other are paid

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What community and social service specialists, all other are paid nationally 10th percentile $37,310, 25th percentile $45,920, median $56,730, 75th percentile $69,910, 90th percentile $84,210 $37,310 $84,210 $45,920 $69,910 Median $56,730
The ten states with the most community and social service specialists, all other employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
California16,250$47,550 to $74,590 (middle half), median $58,770
New York15,300$61,990 to $79,680 (middle half), median $66,580
Colorado6,540$46,420 to $65,930 (middle half), median $55,490
Texas6,080$39,060 to $60,060 (middle half), median $48,400
Louisiana5,730$37,970 to $60,680 (middle half), median $49,080
Washington4,800$51,150 to $83,870 (middle half), median $64,340
Minnesota4,010$44,320 to $68,950 (middle half), median $54,050
New Jersey3,860$52,020 to $75,600 (middle half), median $61,910
Florida3,750$43,780 to $61,600 (middle half), median $50,440
Georgia3,740$38,260 to $56,670 (middle half), median $45,220

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.