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Management Analysts Salary by State

The national median pay for management analysts is $101,860 a year. By state, it ranges from $69,390 in Mississippi to $134,720 in Massachusetts.

Updated October 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · How we match careers

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$60,640
25th percentile
$77,950
Median
$101,860
75th percentile
$133,370
Top 10%
$171,640

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 898,280 jobs.

Median pay in 50 states and DC

Management Analysts pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1Massachusetts$134,720+32%$82,490$216,94030,060
2District of Columbia$126,140+24%$84,590$178,07019,000
3Maryland$121,680+19%$73,030$162,09019,170
4Virginia$117,580+15%$66,140$174,70059,620
5New York$112,250+10%$64,900$209,44069,150
6Washington$109,170+7%$72,910$194,09024,760
7Alabama$108,040+6%$63,400$193,3704,900
8Vermont$107,520+6%$67,750$157,130730
9New Jersey$105,820+4%$56,820$175,67022,080
10Connecticut$104,960+3%$64,700$177,7408,000
11Colorado$104,750+3%$41,050$204,24014,360
12Illinois$104,270+2%$57,610$175,36045,820
13New Hampshire$104,270+2%$66,550$162,0002,670
14Oregon$101,8400%$73,300$135,38010,840
15Hawaii$101,7500%$66,060$156,0002,920
16California$101,4600%$61,360$174,970137,280
17Texas$101,4000%$62,730$168,42050,990
18Minnesota$100,790−1%$64,480$162,16020,700
19South Carolina$100,660−1%$54,720$169,62012,340
20Alaska$100,190−2%$48,920$146,870460
21Rhode Island$99,640−2%$69,640$208,0004,100
22Georgia$99,600−2%$61,010$172,85038,390
23Delaware$99,480−2%$59,540$165,0504,120
24Oklahoma$99,420−2%$49,260$153,8605,760
25Tennessee$99,260−3%$63,280$172,17013,700
26Wisconsin$98,780−3%$64,120$157,62011,670
27North Carolina$98,560−3%$49,990$163,95022,200
28Wyoming$98,540−3%$67,940$180,950390
29Montana$97,470−4%$37,300$145,6601,590
30West Virginia$97,470−4%$57,830$143,4201,740
31Missouri$97,270−5%$60,690$153,30010,030
32Kentucky$95,630−6%$58,660$139,1804,550
33Indiana$95,560−6%$55,160$158,82011,770
34Louisiana$95,540−6%$57,590$167,9804,760
35Ohio$94,270−7%$61,600$146,74025,120
36Pennsylvania$93,830−8%$51,250$161,77034,420
37Michigan$93,640−8%$56,400$156,32013,010
38Arizona$93,310−8%$52,510$161,40017,190
39New Mexico$93,180−9%$58,890$139,4803,910
40North Dakota$90,220−11%$49,260$127,380Not published
41Idaho$88,710−13%$48,360$149,1403,700
42Florida$88,610−13%$51,520$161,81071,060
43Iowa$85,530−16%$51,370$134,6004,150
44South Dakota$83,620−18%$59,070$147,2102,980
45Utah$83,530−18%$41,450$132,6205,670
46Nevada$81,600−20%$58,270$130,0004,550
47Kansas$81,210−20%$49,260$134,3005,280
48Maine$75,530−26%$61,980$126,4502,910
49Nebraska$75,360−26%$49,820$131,2702,740
50Arkansas$72,950−28%$47,260$141,8006,250
51Mississippi$69,390−32%$43,370$131,8103,160

BLS OEWS May 2025 state estimates. States without published data are not listed. “Not published”: BLS withheld the value or it is above the highest amount BLS publishes. Pay is not adjusted for living costs.

Management Analysts salary questions

Which state pays management analysts the most?

Massachusetts, with a median of $134,720 a year (+32% vs. the national median of $101,860). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays management analysts the least?

Mississippi, with a median of $69,390 a year (−32% vs. national).

Where do most management analysts work?

California has the most jobs, about 137,280, with a median of $101,460.

Does a higher salary mean more money left over?

Not always. These are pay figures only. Living costs, taxes and housing differ a lot between states, and this page does not adjust for them.

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Sources. Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (national and state files). Data Sources & Licenses