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What criminal justice and law enforcement teachers, postsecondary are paid

Bureau of Labor Statistics pay for this job, by area.

What criminal justice and law enforcement teachers, postsecondary are paid nationally 10th percentile $45,000, 25th percentile $60,020, median $76,590, 75th percentile $100,870, 90th percentile $140,240 $45,000 $140,240 $60,020 $100,870 Median $76,590
The ten states with the most criminal justice and law enforcement teachers, postsecondary employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
California1,460$82,190 to $216,150 (middle half), median $139,720
North Carolina1,220$53,290 to $74,290 (middle half), median $63,020
Texas1,150$51,920 to $97,460 (middle half), median $77,270
New York880$68,200 to $107,230 (middle half), median $82,770
Florida840$59,290 to $77,590 (middle half), median $61,550
Pennsylvania790$76,040 to $113,460 (middle half), median $94,710
New Jersey530$32,220 to $105,930 (middle half), median $71,610
Illinois480$56,270 to $82,620 (middle half), median $66,040
Ohio420$49,570 to $94,570 (middle half), median $76,610
Massachusetts380$62,770 to $102,790 (middle half), median $79,500

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.