Occupation overview

Statisticians Salary in the United States

The median annual wage for statisticians is $105,650, or $50.79 per hour. About 29,030 people work in this occupation nationwide. Wages vary substantially by state — from $140,670 in District of Columbia to $64,670 in Mississippi.

Median annual
$105,650
Median hourly
$50.79
Entry level (P10)
$64,000
Top 10% (P90)
$174,050
Employment
29,030
States covered
45

Wage distribution nationwide

Earnings spread across all U.S. workers in this occupation.

10th percentile90th percentile
$64,000
$82,220
$105,650
$141,490
$64,000$105,650$174,050
Annual wage distribution. Highlighted segment contains the median of $105,650.

Salary by state

All 45 states with published data, ranked by median annual wage.

#StateMedian annual Median hourlyEmployment Location quotient
1District of Columbia$140,670$67.635504.17
2New York$136,020$65.401,2200.68
3California$135,960$65.362,4800.73
4Maryland$132,620$63.762,7305.30
5Illinois$119,760$57.584800.43
6New Jersey$118,280$56.878801.09
7North Carolina$115,690$55.621,2001.30
8Georgia$115,150$55.364600.51
9Virginia$114,920$55.257200.94
10Kentucky$112,520$54.10800.23
11Kansas$111,780$53.74800.29
12Colorado$109,660$52.727801.45
13Delaware$109,570$52.68700.83
14Indiana$109,300$52.552300.39
15Florida$108,040$51.945500.30
16Wisconsin$107,150$51.512500.46
17Arkansas$105,720$50.835702.33
18Washington$105,650$50.792,9604.47
19Texas$102,960$49.501,3900.53
20Connecticut$102,860$49.454901.53
21Michigan$102,710$49.385700.70
22Rhode Island$102,620$49.34400.47
23Tennessee$98,230$47.235300.86
24Ohio$98,190$47.215800.56
25Massachusetts$96,710$46.502,4803.65
26New Hampshire$96,080$46.19700.52
27Pennsylvania$93,830$45.111,6301.44
28Oregon$93,620$45.016001.64
29Oklahoma$89,540$43.05500.17
30Utah$88,610$42.603000.94
31Maine$85,680$41.19800.68
32West Virginia$84,660$40.70900.70
33New Mexico$84,330$40.542301.40
34Nebraska$83,480$40.131400.71
35Vermont$82,210$39.53——
36Iowa$80,150$38.542500.87
37Nevada$79,750$38.34500.18
38Arizona$79,640$38.294400.73
39Hawaii$76,780$36.91900.77
40Louisiana$76,400$36.73700.20
41Alabama$76,400$36.732000.52
42North Dakota$75,890$36.48400.44
43Missouri$66,330$31.896801.24
44South Carolina$65,450$31.462400.56
45Mississippi$64,670$31.09800.35

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Frequently asked questions

How much do statisticians make?

The median annual wage for statisticians in the United States is $105,650, or $50.79 per hour. Entry-level workers (10th percentile) earn $64,000, and the top 10% earn $174,050.

How many statisticians are employed in the U.S.?

About 29,030 people work as statisticians nationwide.

Which state pays statisticians the most?

District of Columbia pays the most at a median of $140,670, followed by New York ($136,020) and California ($135,960).

Which state pays statisticians the least?

Mississippi has the lowest median at $64,670.

Where are statisticians jobs most concentrated?

The location quotient measures employment concentration relative to the national average. The highest is Maryland at 5.30×.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025. Retrieved 2026-10-26. bls.gov/oes