Management Analyst Salary by State (2026)

Management Analysts earn the most in Massachusetts at $134,720 a year and the least in Mississippi at $69,390 (BLS OEWS, May 2025). The national median is $101,860. All 53 states and territories with reported data are ranked below, with a cost-of-living adjusted column.

Highest median
$134,720

Massachusetts

National median
$101,860

BLS OEWS, May 2025

Lowest median
$69,390

Mississippi

States reporting
53

of 54 OEWS areas

Top 5 states for Management Analysts

  1. 1. Massachusetts$134,720 median · $127,386 adjusted · 30,060 employed
  2. 2. District of Columbia$126,140 median · $114,776 adjusted · 19,000 employed
  3. 3. Maryland$121,680 median · $115,931 adjusted · 19,170 employed
  4. 4. Virginia$117,580 median · $116,296 adjusted · 59,620 employed
  5. 5. New York$112,250 median · $104,011 adjusted · 69,150 employed

Lowest-paying states for Management Analysts

  1. 53. Mississippi$69,390 median · $79,802 adjusted · 3,160 employed
  2. 52. Arkansas$72,950 median · $83,911 adjusted · 6,250 employed
  3. 51. Nebraska$75,360 median · $83,638 adjusted · 2,740 employed
  4. 50. Maine$75,530 median · $77,826 adjusted · 2,910 employed
  5. 49. Guam$78,030 median · no price parity · 220 employed

Management Analyst salary in every state

Sort by any column. Employment is the number of management analysts OEWS estimates in that state; blank cells are estimates BLS suppressed because the sample was too small.

Annual wages by state, sortable by median, quartiles, employment and cost-of-living adjusted median
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1Massachusetts$134,720$103,150$168,80030,060$127,386
2District of Columbia$126,140$104,490$148,70019,000$114,776
3Maryland$121,680$92,870$144,68019,170$115,931
4Virginia$117,580$83,260$152,73059,620$116,296
5New York$112,250$85,670$165,46069,150$104,011
6Washington$109,170$84,570$150,02024,760$102,016
7Alabama$108,040$82,120$138,5904,900$121,635
8Vermont$107,520$79,640$132,990730$109,761
9New Jersey$105,820$81,680$135,79022,080$97,257
10Connecticut$104,960$81,200$133,9108,000$101,303
11Colorado$104,750$80,120$149,26014,360$101,648
12Illinois$104,270$81,230$135,02045,820$104,314
13New Hampshire$104,270$81,360$131,4402,670$100,101
14Oregon$101,840$84,600$118,38010,840$98,528
15Hawaii$101,750$82,210$132,4702,920$92,541
16California$101,460$77,440$134,750137,280$91,637
17Texas$101,400$78,440$131,21050,990$104,475
18Minnesota$100,790$78,080$127,86020,700$102,199
19South Carolina$100,660$73,750$142,70012,340$107,372
20Alaska$100,190$73,830$124,950460$97,881
21Rhode Island$99,640$76,600$127,0704,100$97,419
22Georgia$99,600$77,840$132,01038,390$103,434
23Delaware$99,480$76,460$128,7204,120$99,671
24Oklahoma$99,420$73,780$126,0805,760$113,179
25Tennessee$99,260$78,940$129,99013,700$108,044
26Wisconsin$98,780$78,420$124,80011,670$104,979
27North Carolina$98,560$73,320$131,36022,200$104,489
28Wyoming$98,540$78,850$125,750390$106,310
29Montana$97,470$65,610$118,9001,590$102,985
30West Virginia$97,470$75,030$121,6801,740$108,909
31Missouri$97,270$74,260$123,84010,030$107,105
32Kentucky$95,630$73,790$120,2004,550$106,068
33Indiana$95,560$71,850$124,20011,770$102,390
34Louisiana$95,540$73,730$122,9304,760$108,313
35Ohio$94,270$75,650$122,66025,120$101,613
36Pennsylvania$93,830$65,330$126,50034,420$96,165
37Michigan$93,640$72,240$123,73013,010$97,322
38Arizona$93,310$72,570$123,47017,190$92,683
39New Mexico$93,180$66,130$124,6903,910$101,050
40North Dakota$90,220$61,490$99,500N/A$101,418
41Idaho$88,710$64,940$115,2103,700$92,896
42Florida$88,610$64,910$124,38071,060$85,685
43Iowa$85,530$64,070$106,9904,150$97,457
44South Dakota$83,620$66,120$108,8902,980$94,394
45Utah$83,530$63,690$103,3105,670$84,490
46Nevada$81,600$64,920$104,2804,550$81,617
47Kansas$81,210$62,250$105,8905,280$90,165
48U.S. Virgin Islands$78,850$57,260$102,06050N/A
49Guam$78,030$61,110$94,520220N/A
50Maine$75,530$73,990$99,6302,910$77,826
51Nebraska$75,360$62,500$104,7502,740$83,638
52Arkansas$72,950$57,390$97,5206,250$83,911
53Mississippi$69,390$52,870$97,4703,160$79,802

How the cost-of-living adjustment works

The adjusted column divides each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity (RPP) and multiplies by 100. RPPs measure how much a fixed basket of goods, services and rents costs in one state relative to the national average, so the result restates local pay in national-average dollars.

For Management Analysts, that changes the ranking: Massachusetts leads on raw pay at $134,720, while Massachusetts leads once prices are taken into account at $127,386.

Source: BEA Regional Price Parities by State, 2024 (public domain). The adjustment is NueCareer's calculation, not a BLS or BEA published statistic.

Management Analyst pay by state: FAQ

Which state pays Management Analysts the most?

Massachusetts reports the highest median wage for Management Analysts at $134,720 a year (BLS OEWS, May 2025), followed by District of Columbia ($126,140) and Maryland ($121,680).

Which state pays Management Analysts the least?

Mississippi reports the lowest median for Management Analysts at $69,390 a year, $65,330 below the highest-paying state (BLS OEWS, May 2025).

Where do Management Analysts earn the most after cost of living?

Dividing each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity puts Massachusetts first at $127,386 in national-average dollars, from a raw median of $134,720. BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024.

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