11 Series · SOC 11-3012

Administrative Services Managers

National salary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (May 2024)

Median Salary

$108,390

per year

Median Hourly

$52.11/hr

per hour

Mean Salary

$126,030

average

Employment

254,140

jobs nationwide

Salary Range

Annual Salary Distribution

10th pct25thMedian75th90th pct

Hourly Rate Distribution

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10th Percentile

$64,740

25th Percentile

$83,660

Median

$108,390

75th Percentile

$147,150

90th Percentile

$200,010

Salary by State

Highest Paying States

1. Colorado $145,650 2. Delaware $138,410 3. New Jersey $137,210 4. Minnesota $135,050 5. Washington $133,910

Lowest Paying States

50. Guam $61,520 51. Puerto Rico $63,170 52. Idaho $78,520 53. Virgin Islands $80,720 54. Nevada $81,510

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#	State	Median Salary	Mean Salary	Employment	vs National
1	Colorado	$145,650	$160,560	2,220	+34% above national
2	Delaware	$138,410	$151,160	820	+28% above national
3	New Jersey	$137,210	$151,490	10,050	+27% above national
4	Minnesota	$135,050	$154,370	6,010	+25% above national
5	Washington	$133,910	$152,800	3,390	+24% above national
6	New York	$132,490	$151,330	14,140	+22% above national
7	Connecticut	$130,930	$140,260	2,200	+21% above national
8	Tennessee	$126,670	$140,660	8,740	+17% above national
9	Virginia	$125,830	$143,320	2,770	+16% above national
10	District of Columbia	$125,820	$141,820	1,060	+16% above national
11	Rhode Island	$125,460	$138,020	630	+16% above national
12	Maryland	$115,640	$128,690	4,560	+7% above national
13	Wyoming	$115,560	$121,600	100	+7% above national
14	Montana	$112,770	$131,670	350	+4% above national
15	South Carolina	$111,890	$120,840	N/A	+3% above national
16	Texas	$110,230	$132,250	23,370	+2% above national
17	Massachusetts	$108,720	$122,520	9,250	same as national
18	Oregon	$108,490	$118,530	3,610	same as national
19	Wisconsin	$108,370	$118,820	4,920	same as national
20	California	$107,410	$135,940	40,580	1% below national
21	New Hampshire	$107,390	$124,990	720	1% below national
22	Hawaii	$106,650	$117,270	1,830	2% below national
23	North Dakota	$106,360	$115,020	250	2% below national
24	Georgia	$106,340	$125,210	8,850	2% below national
25	Kansas	$106,140	$119,510	1,340	2% below national
26	Utah	$105,800	$120,290	1,810	2% below national
27	Illinois	$105,590	$119,350	11,570	3% below national
28	Michigan	$105,290	$111,050	7,340	3% below national
29	South Dakota	$104,870	$107,500	420	3% below national
30	Iowa	$104,770	$111,840	1,110	3% below national
31	Indiana	$104,580	$120,400	5,940	4% below national
32	New Mexico	$104,520	$113,410	2,100	4% below national
33	Alaska	$102,610	$114,060	910	5% below national
34	Kentucky	$102,340	$108,260	2,000	6% below national
35	Oklahoma	$102,310	$110,150	2,650	6% below national
36	Nebraska	$101,970	$110,850	2,510	6% below national
37	North Carolina	$101,270	$114,950	7,490	7% below national
38	Pennsylvania	$100,930	$114,510	5,760	7% below national
39	Arizona	$99,800	$111,830	6,310	8% below national
40	Alabama	$97,960	$107,710	660	10% below national
41	Missouri	$97,270	$109,150	4,650	10% below national
42	Ohio	$95,190	$102,800	7,500	12% below national
43	Maine	$94,370	$100,920	1,140	13% below national
44	Louisiana	$91,730	$111,900	2,950	15% below national
45	Mississippi	$90,710	$108,520	2,190	16% below national
46	Florida	$88,740	$102,940	15,110	18% below national
47	Vermont	$85,720	$97,390	440	21% below national
48	Arkansas	$82,880	$94,820	1,020	24% below national
49	West Virginia	$82,440	$89,370	1,730	24% below national
50	Nevada	$81,510	$88,340	3,080	25% below national
51	Virgin Islands	$80,720	$79,350	80	26% below national
52	Idaho	$78,520	$86,950	820	28% below national
53	Puerto Rico	$63,170	$74,100	3,530	42% below national
54	Guam	$61,520	$65,100	1,180	43% below national

Salary by Metro Area

Highest Paying Metros

1. Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO $161,040 2. Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI $148,670 3. Bridgeport-Stamford-Danbury, CT $141,660 4. Bozeman, MT $140,450 5. New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ $138,740

Lowest Paying Metros

477. Mobile, AL $45,220 478. Puerto Rico nonmetropolitan area $51,590 479. Arecibo, PR $52,170 480. Ponce, PR $56,760 481. Aguadilla, PR $59,710

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#	Metro Area	Median Salary	Employment	vs National
1	Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO	$161,040	1,440	+49% above national
2	Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI	$148,670	4,650	+37% above national
3	Bridgeport-Stamford-Danbury, CT	$141,660	690	+31% above national
4	Bozeman, MT	$140,450	40	+30% above national
5	New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ	$138,740	16,930	+28% above national
6	Trenton-Princeton, NJ	$137,990	1,120	+27% above national
7	Colorado Springs, CO	$137,630	170	+27% above national
8	Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA	$137,090	2,330	+26% above national
9	New Haven, CT	$136,310	440	+26% above national
10	San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA	$132,720	5,380	+22% above national
11	Nashville-Davidson--Murfreesboro--Franklin, TN	$132,060	3,750	+22% above national
12	Boulder, CO	$131,190	300	+21% above national
13	Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater, WA	$131,160	110	+21% above national
14	Chattanooga, TN-GA	$131,150	680	+21% above national
15	Sussex Delaware nonmetropolitan area	$130,870	80	+21% above national
16	Bloomington, IL	$130,500	190	+20% above national
17	Memphis, TN-MS-AR	$130,310	1,540	+20% above national
18	Connecticut nonmetropolitan area	$130,300	60	+20% above national
19	Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV	$129,030	3,340	+19% above national
20	Helena, MT	$128,400	100	+18% above national
21	Columbia, SC	$128,070	N/A	+18% above national
22	Gainesville, GA	$127,910	190	+18% above national
23	Atlantic City-Hammonton, NJ	$126,420	270