Law Teachers, Postsecondary Salary — US State Breakdown (2025)

✓ Sourced directly from BLS OES · Checked for accuracy at every rebuild · Last updated: 2026-09-02

BLS OES May 2025 · SOC 25-1112
$128,500
US median (annual)
$144,770
US mean (annual)
$64,250
10th percentile
$287,900
90th percentile

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US Salary Overview

The national median wage for law teachers, postsecondary in the United States is $128,500 per year (gross, before tax), based on BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2025). Around 20,000 people are employed in this occupation nationally. UK data is not available for this occupation — the UK's SOC 2020 classification has no direct equivalent. Signing an offer? Employment contract templates at LawDepot cover offer letters, NDAs and employment agreements.

US Salary Percentiles

PercentileAnnual (gross)Notes
10th$64,250Entry level / lowest decile
25th$88,700Early career
50th (median)$128,500Typical pay
75th$176,490Experienced
90th$287,900Senior / highest decile

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Median Salary by State

StateMedian salaryMean salaryEmployment
Minnesota $171,790 $163,760 80
Oregon $167,010 $136,280 250
South Carolina $162,400 $155,340 110
Iowa $160,700 $151,300 90
New Hampshire $157,800 $170,010 90
Michigan $141,680 $173,330 330
Wisconsin $140,940 $157,180 150
Kentucky $140,820 $135,680 120
Maryland $139,980 $151,230 180
Indiana $139,400 $166,350 180
Kansas $138,670 $169,190 50
Texas $138,160 $151,140 880
Maine $136,400 $141,630 50
Virginia $136,270 $154,250 400
New Jersey $135,760 $156,120 470
Alabama $135,340 $134,540 40
District of Columbia $134,090 $144,650 670
New York $132,180 $168,030 2,000
Massachusetts $132,010 $168,350 840
Arizona $131,950 $141,360 60
Rhode Island $128,490 $138,840
Nebraska $127,690 $143,540 100
Washington $125,210 $134,920 150
Pennsylvania $121,310 $129,520 710
California $119,540 $139,140 8,000
Illinois $107,700 $136,280 470
Idaho $106,810 $122,880 40
Florida $102,720 $131,220 720
North Carolina $97,090 $130,660 450
Arkansas $95,630 $101,510 30
Ohio $75,930 $104,080 250
Mississippi $74,440 $72,600 40
Utah $68,270 $95,540 120
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Salary data is sourced from BLS OES May 2025. Figures represent gross pay before tax. This page is for reference only.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average salary for a law teachers, postsecondary in the US?

The US national median wage for law teachers, postsecondary is $128,500 per year (gross, before tax), based on BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2025).

What is the pay range for law teachers, postsecondary in the US?

Pay ranges from $64,250 at the 10th percentile to $287,900 at the 90th percentile. This difference typically reflects experience level, employer size, and location.

Which US states pay law teachers, postsecondary the most?

The highest-paying states for law teachers, postsecondary include Minnesota ($171,790), Oregon ($167,010), South Carolina ($162,400). Pay varies by state due to cost of living, local demand and industry concentration.

How much does law teachers, postsecondary salary vary by state?

The gap between the highest- and lowest-paying states is significant — Minnesota ($171,790) pays roughly 152% more than Utah ($68,270). Check the state breakdown above for the exact figure in your location.

Data: BLS OES, May 2025 · Page built 2026-09-02