State by State Averages for MBA Programs for Tuition, Graduate Salary, Graduate ROI, GMAT Scores

Average Tuition Cost of MBA Programs by State

What states are the most and least expensive to earn an MBA? We averaged the tuition of each MBA program within their respective the states.

1. District of Columbia - $90,411
2. New Hampshire - $89,978
3. Massachusetts - $74,823
4. California - $62,786
5. New York - $60,867
6. Oregon - $58,058
7. Pennsylvania - $56,493
8. Virginia - $55,118
9. Arizona - $54,870
10. Maryland - $51,489
11. Illinois - $51,473
12. New Jersey - $46,967
13. Minnesota - $45,364
14. Connecticut - $45,159
15. Tennessee - $43,733
16. Colorado - $43,410
17. North Carolina - $42,811
18. Ohio - $42,273
19. Michigan - $42,254
20. Washington - $41,475
21. Florida - $39,539
22. Texas - $37,297
23. Wisconsin - $35,924
24. Missouri - $35,258
25. Rhode Island - $34,848
26. Utah - $34,122
27. Georgia - $34,087
28. Indiana - $33,345
29. Vermont - $31,878
30. Delaware - $30,726
31. Louisiana - $29,905
32. Wyoming - $26,460
33. Iowa - $25,891
34. Oklahoma - $25,050
35. Alaska - $24,962
36. Nebraska - $24,241
37. South Carolina - $23,102
38. Kentucky - $22,392
39. West Virginia - $21,940
40. Hawaii - $21,288
41. Alabama - $20,760
42. North Dakota - $20,455
43. Nevada - $20,375
44. Maine - $19,935
45. Mississippi - $19,669
46. Montana - $18,521
47. Kansas - $18,385
48. Arkansas - $18,238
49. Idaho - $15,887
50. South Dakota - $14,683
51. - $14,497
52. New Mexico - $13,961

Average MBA Graduate Salary by State

What states have the highest and lowest average starting salary for their MBA programs? We averaged the tuition of each MBA program within their respective the states

1. South Dakota - $48,925
2. North Dakota - $50,938
3. Louisiana - $55,477
4. - $60,400
5. West Virginia - $63,514
6. Kansas - $65,620
7. Delaware - $65,956
8. Vermont - $66,000
9. Mississippi - $66,351
10. Alabama - $67,290
11. Arkansas - $67,445
12. Kentucky - $68,432
13. New Mexico - $70,722
14. South Carolina - $70,814
15. Idaho - $72,374
16. Oklahoma - $74,074
17. Missouri - $74,419
18. Rhode Island - $75,845
19. Oregon - $76,638
20. North Carolina - $77,447
21. Florida - $78,172
22. Ohio - $79,246
23. Alaska - $80,241
24. Hawaii - $80,400
25. Nebraska - $81,660
26. Connecticut - $82,172
27. Montana - $82,570
28. Texas - $83,079
29. New Jersey - $83,108
30. New York - $83,567
31. Iowa - $83,683
32. Indiana - $84,485
33. Tennessee - $85,578
34. Georgia - $85,770
35. Maryland - $85,999
36. Wisconsin - $86,765
37. Maine - $87,535
38. Washington - $89,048
39. Utah - $89,374
40. Colorado - $89,541
41. Nevada - $90,106
42. Michigan - $90,709
43. Wyoming - $93,010
44. Minnesota - $93,599
45. Pennsylvania - $94,343
46. Illinois - $95,379
47. California - $95,449
48. Virginia - $98,146
49. Massachusetts - $101,089
50. Arizona - $105,568
51. New Hampshire - $106,599
52. District of Columbia - $115,801

Average Graduate MBA ROI by State

What states have the highest and lowest average ROI for their MBA programs? We averaged the tuition cost and graduate starting salary of each MBA program within their respective the states.

1. New Mexico - 505%
2. Montana - 431%
3. Idaho - 416%
4. Nevada - 344%
5. Maine - 340%
6. - 317%
7. Indiana - 317%
8. Mississippi - 305%
9. Arkansas - 296%
10. Oklahoma - 290%
11. Georgia - 290%
12. Nebraska - 287%
13. Kansas - 285%
14. Hawaii - 278%
15. Utah - 264%
16. Kentucky - 258%
17. Wyoming - 252%
18. Alabama - 238%
19. Texas - 235%
20. South Dakota - 234%
21. Iowa - 229%
22. South Carolina - 229%
23. Alaska - 221%
24. Missouri - 206%
25. Tennessee - 188%
26. North Carolina - 181%
27. West Virginia - 172%
28. Louisiana - 168%
29. Florida - 165%
30. Illinois - 165%
31. Ohio - 162%
32. Michigan - 160%
33. Maryland - 158%
34. Wisconsin - 158%
35. North Dakota - 149%
36. Minnesota - 146%
37. Virginia - 143%
38. Connecticut - 143%
39. Delaware - 140%
40. Washington - 135%
41. Rhode Island - 129%
42. California - 124%
43. Colorado - 120%
44. Vermont - 107%
45. Pennsylvania - 105%
46. Arizona - 105%
47. New York - 94%
48. New Jersey - 90%
49. Massachusetts - 86%
50. District of Columbia - 62%
51. New Hampshire - 37%
52. Oregon - 35%

Average GMAT Scores by State

List all 50 States and the Average GMAT Score for that State

1. Vermont - 640
2. District of Columbia - 637
3. New Hampshire - 631
4. Massachusetts - 620
5. Indiana - 609
6. Oregon - 604
7. Minnesota - 602
8. Maryland - 594
9. Oklahoma - 592
10. Tennessee - 584
11. New York - 584
12. Mississippi - 584
13. Ohio - 580
14. Idaho - 579
15. Missouri - 579
16. Pennsylvania - 577
17. Arizona - 573
18. Nevada - 571
19. Virginia - 571
20. Georgia - 571
21. Iowa - 568
22. Illinois - 567
23. Montana - 567
24. Washington - 566
25. Utah - 563
26. Maine - 562
27. Wisconsin - 561
28. Texas - 559
29. North Carolina - 558
30. California - 558
31. South Carolina - 555
32. Arkansas - 554
33. Connecticut - 553
34. New Jersey - 552
35. North Dakota - 550
36. Michigan - 549
37. Nebraska - 547
38. Kentucky - 546
39. Delaware - 544
40. South Dakota - 541
41. New Mexico - 540
42. Hawaii - 539
43. Colorado - 536
44. Kansas - 536
45. Florida - 533
46. Louisiana - 529
47. Alabama - 514
48. Alaska - 514
49. Rhode Island - 513
50. - 509
51. West Virginia - 503
52. Wyoming - 460

————————————————————————————————————

Average Cost of MBA Programs by General Management (1619)

List All States by General Management

1. District of Columbia - $82,353
2. New York - $72,365
3. Tennessee - $72,140
4. Indiana - $71,713
5. Louisiana - $64,643
6. Oregon - $63,736
7. Pennsylvania - $62,302
8. Utah - $62,122
9. Colorado - $53,389
10. Massachusetts - $51,327
11. North Carolina - $50,295
12. New Jersey - $49,703
13. Maryland - $46,056
14. Georgia - $41,936
15. California - $39,249
16. Delaware - $36,300
17. Michigan - $35,737
18. Montana - $35,565
19. Washington - $32,037
20. Florida - $31,204
21. Minnesota - $29,593
22. South Carolina - $27,743
23. West Virginia - $24,273
24. Virginia - $24,005
25. Texas - $23,801
26. Arizona - $23,040
27. New Mexico - $21,838
28. Nevada - $21,784
29. Wisconsin - $21,321
30. Hawaii - $21,288
31. Connecticut - $20,790
32. Ohio - $19,706
33. Missouri - $18,735
34. Alabama - $18,204
35. Kansas - $18,080
36. Illinois - $17,871
37. Nebraska - $17,049
38. Oklahoma - $16,653
39. North Dakota - $16,350
40. Arkansas - $15,256
41. Rhode Island - $3,524

List 10 Most Expensive States by General Management

1. District of Columbia - $82,353
2. New York - $72,365
3. Tennessee - $72,140
4. Indiana - $71,713
5. Louisiana - $64,643
6. Oregon - $63,736
7. Pennsylvania - $62,302
8. Utah - $62,122
9. Colorado - $53,389
10. Massachusetts - $51,327

List 10 Least Expensive States by General Management

1. Rhode Island - $3,524
2. Arkansas - $15,256
3. North Dakota - $16,350
4. Oklahoma - $16,653
5. Nebraska - $17,049
6. Illinois - $17,871
7. Kansas - $18,080
8. Alabama - $18,204
9. Missouri - $18,735
10. Ohio - $19,706

Average GMAT Scores by General Management (1619)

List all 50 States and the Average GMAT Score for General Management

1. Rhode Island - 265
2. Illinois - 356
3. Arkansas - 381
4. Arizona - 400
5. Virginia - 403
6. Alabama - 417
7. Michigan - 427
8. Georgia - 434
9. North Carolina - 451
10. District of Columbia - 455
11. West Virginia - 463
12. Ohio - 478
13. Massachusetts - 482
14. Louisiana - 490
15. Mississippi - 506
16. Kentucky - 510
17. Kansas - 510
18. Colorado - 520
19. California - 523
20. Pennsylvania - 523
21. Wisconsin - 524
22. North Dakota - 536
23. New York - 537
24. Hawaii - 539
25. Florida - 543
26. Washington - 557
27. Nebraska - 559
28. Texas - 565
29. Connecticut - 565
30. New Mexico - 570
31. Oklahoma - 571
32. Maryland - 578
33. South Carolina - 585
34. Iowa - 586
35. New Jersey - 589
36. Missouri - 594
37. Nevada - 600
38. Oregon - 601
39. Delaware - 605
40. Tennessee - 611
41. Minnesota - 626
42. Indiana - 656
43. Utah - 664
44. Montana - 665

List 10 Highest GMAT States for General Management

1. Montana - 665
2. Utah - 664
3. Indiana - 656
4. Minnesota - 626
5. Tennessee - 611
6. Delaware - 605
7. Oregon - 601
8. Nevada - 600
9. Missouri - 594
10. New Jersey - 589

List 10 Lowest GMAT States for General Management

1. Rhode Island - 265
2. Illinois - 356
3. Arkansas - 381
4. Arizona - 400
5. Virginia - 403
6. Alabama - 417
7. Michigan - 427
8. Georgia - 434
9. North Carolina - 451
10. District of Columbia - 455

Average ROI by Version General Management (1619)

1. Maine - 353%
2. Kentucky - 211%
3. Arkansas - 201%
4. Hawaii - 189%
5. Kansas - 180%
6. Alabama - 167%
7. Florida - 134%
8. California - 122%
9. Louisiana - 111%
10. Massachusetts - 100%
11. Indiana - 90%
12. Illinois - 58%
13. Colorado - 54%
14. Georgia - 48%
15. Connecticut - 39%
16. District of Columbia - 36%
17. Maryland - 15%

List 10 Highest States for Starting Salary

1. Utah - $117,815
2. Indiana - $111,403
3. Michigan - $105,063
4. Minnesota - $96,076
5. Tennessee - $96,056
6. New York - $95,364
7. Nevada - $93,820
8. Pennsylvania - $91,290
9. New Jersey - $90,525
10. Texas - $89,740

List 10 Lowest States for Starting Salary

1. Kentucky - $42,450
2. Illinois - $50,968
3. Ohio - $53,553
4. Montana - $56,850
5. Alabama - $59,089
6. Arkansas - $60,517
7. West Virginia - $61,847
8. Colorado - $64,192
9. Connecticut - $65,000
10. Kansas - $65,000

Average Salary by State General Management (1619)

List all 50 States and the Average Salary for General Management

1. Utah - $117,815
2. Indiana - $111,403
3. Michigan - $105,063
4. Minnesota - $96,076
5. Tennessee - $96,056
6. New York - $95,364
7. Nevada - $93,820
8. Pennsylvania - $91,290
9. New Jersey - $90,525
10. Texas - $89,740
11. Iowa - $88,722
12. Florida - $87,740
13. North Dakota - $85,865
14. New Mexico - $85,556
15. District of Columbia - $84,834
16. Delaware - $83,357
17. Maryland - $81,836
18. Virginia - $80,435
19. Hawaii - $80,400
20. Missouri - $79,891
21. Washington - $78,767
22. Rhode Island - $78,450
23. South Carolina - $78,218
24. Massachusetts - $78,052
25. Georgia - $77,738
26. Nebraska - $77,455
27. North Carolina - $76,769
28. Oregon - $73,005
29. Louisiana - $72,571
30. Wisconsin - $71,342
31. Oklahoma - $71,287
32. California - $71,094
33. Mississippi - $67,650
34. Connecticut - $65,000
35. Kansas - $65,000
36. Colorado - $64,192
37. West Virginia - $61,847
38. Arkansas - $60,517
39. Alabama - $59,089
40. Montana - $56,850
41. Ohio - $53,553
42. Illinois - $50,968
43. Kentucky - $42,450

List 10 Highest Salary for General Management

1. Utah - $117,815
2. Indiana - $111,403
3. Michigan - $105,063
4. Minnesota - $96,076
5. Tennessee - $96,056
6. New York - $95,364
7. Nevada - $93,820
8. Pennsylvania - $91,290
9. New Jersey - $90,525
10. Texas - $89,740

List 10 Lowest Salary for General Management

1. Kentucky - $42,450
2. Illinois - $50,968
3. Ohio - $53,553
4. Montana - $56,850
5. Alabama - $59,089
6. Arkansas - $60,517
7. West Virginia - $61,847
8. Colorado - $64,192
9. Connecticut - $65,000
10. Kansas - $65,000

---

————————————————————————————————————

Average Cost of MBA Programs by Finance (1720)

List All States by Finance

1. District of Columbia - $73,026
2. Massachusetts - $62,439
3. New York - $47,768
4. Virginia - $42,075
5. Pennsylvania - $41,672
6. Maryland - $40,787
7. California - $38,631
8. Oregon - $37,903
9. New Jersey - $36,553
10. Washington - $36,488
11. Rhode Island - $35,995
12. Ohio - $35,673
13. Texas - $35,378
14. Minnesota - $34,284
15. Connecticut - $32,567
16. Tennessee - $31,731
17. North Carolina - $30,896
18. Louisiana - $29,950
19. Michigan - $28,894
20. Illinois - $28,769
21. Indiana - $26,673
22. Wyoming - $26,460
23. Utah - $25,415
24. Florida - $25,218
25. Missouri - $22,978
26. South Carolina - $21,288
27. Wisconsin - $20,785
28. Iowa - $20,637
29. Georgia - $20,550
30. North Dakota - $20,408
31. Maine - $19,935
32. Colorado - $19,583
33. Arizona - $19,196
34. Kentucky - $17,075
35. Alaska - $16,454
36. Nebraska - $16,070
37. Vermont - $15,939
38. Alabama - $15,929
39. - $14,463
40. Montana - $14,260
41. Nevada - $13,113
42. Oklahoma - $12,732
43. Kansas - $12,433
44. Arkansas - $12,281
45. Mississippi - $11,638
46. Idaho - $11,309
47. Delaware - $11,116
48. New Hampshire - $10,296
49. South Dakota - $7,446
50. West Virginia - $7,241
51. Hawaii - $7,096
52. New Mexico - $5,157

List 10 Most Expensive States by Finance

1. District of Columbia - $73,026
2. Massachusetts - $62,439
3. New York - $47,768
4. Virginia - $42,075
5. Pennsylvania - $41,672
6. Maryland - $40,787
7. California - $38,631
8. Oregon - $37,903
9. New Jersey - $36,553
10. Washington - $36,488

List 10 Least Expensive States by Finance

1. New Mexico - $5,157
2. Hawaii - $7,096
3. West Virginia - $7,241
4. South Dakota - $7,446
5. New Hampshire - $10,296
6. Delaware - $11,116
7. Idaho - $11,309
8. Mississippi - $11,638
9. Arkansas - $12,281
10. Kansas - $12,433

Average GMAT Scores by Finance (1720)

List all 50 States and the Average GMAT Score for Finance

1. Maine - 562
2. California - 558
3. North Dakota - 550
4. Montana - 543
5. Delaware - 533
6. Texas - 533
7. Florida - 531
8. Alaska - 524
9. Indiana - 524
10. Maryland - 521
11. District of Columbia - 519
12. Washington - 517
13. Connecticut - 514
14. Massachusetts - 510
15. - 510
16. New York - 507
17. Rhode Island - 505
18. Colorado - 496
19. South Carolina - 480
20. Utah - 478
21. Alabama - 476
22. Louisiana - 471
23. Ohio - 464
24. Wyoming - 460
25. Iowa - 452
26. Pennsylvania - 435
27. Idaho - 435
28. North Carolina - 432
29. Arkansas - 432
30. Minnesota - 431
31. Virginia - 431
32. Kentucky - 419
33. Tennessee - 416
34. New Jersey - 414
35. Oregon - 400
36. Georgia - 393
37. Missouri - 391
38. Michigan - 389
39. Mississippi - 389
40. Nevada - 371
41. Nebraska - 366
42. Kansas - 336
43. Vermont - 320
44. Wisconsin - 312
45. Arizona - 310
46. Illinois - 296
47. Oklahoma - 296
48. South Dakota - 270
49. New Mexico - 259
50. Hawaii - 180
51. West Virginia - 169
52. New Hampshire - 140

List 10 Highest GMAT States for Finance

1. Maine - 562
2. California - 558
3. North Dakota - 550
4. Montana - 543
5. Delaware - 533
6. Texas - 533
7. Florida - 531
8. Alaska - 524
9. Indiana - 524
10. Maryland - 521

List 10 Lowest GMAT States for Finance

1. New Hampshire - 140
2. West Virginia - 169
3. Hawaii - 180
4. New Mexico - 259
5. South Dakota - 270
6. Oklahoma - 296
7. Illinois - 296
8. Arizona - 310
9. Wisconsin - 312
10. Vermont - 320

Average ROI by Version Finance (1720)

1. Idaho - 202%
2. Indiana - 200%
3. Maine - 177%
4. Kentucky - 143%
5. Kansas - 128%
6. Alaska - 124%
7. Alabama - 120%
8. Georgia - 118%
9. Arkansas - 118%
10. Iowa - 101%
11. Louisiana - 96%
12. California - 88%
13. Florida - 85%
14. Maryland - 78%
15. Illinois - 77%
16. Connecticut - 75%
17. Massachusetts - 73%
18. Michigan - 71%
19. Colorado - 67%
20. Arizona - 64%
21. District of Columbia - 50%
22. Hawaii - 47%
23. Delaware - 37%

List 10 Highest States for Starting Salary Finance

1. District of Columbia - $97,899
2. Wyoming - $93,010
3. Montana - $89,000
4. Maine - $87,535
5. Massachusetts - $83,739
6. Washington - $81,189
7. Texas - $78,453
8. Rhode Island - $78,048
9. Connecticut - $76,166
10. Virginia - $75,554

List 10 Lowest States for Starting Salary Finance

1. New Hampshire - $
2. South Dakota - $
3. Hawaii - $
4. Vermont - $
5. West Virginia - $
6. New Mexico - $
7. Oklahoma - $
8. Delaware - $
9. Kansas - $
10. Mississippi - $

Average Salary by State Finance (1720)

List all 50 States and the Average Salary for Finance

1. District of Columbia - $97,899
2. Wyoming - $93,010
3. Montana - $89,000
4. Maine - $87,535
5. Massachusetts - $83,739
6. Washington - $81,189
7. Texas - $78,453
8. Rhode Island - $78,048
9. Connecticut - $76,166
10. Virginia - $75,554
11. California - $74,724
12. Florida - $71,895
13. Indiana - $71,416
14. Pennsylvania - $71,124
15. Minnesota - $69,219
16. New York - $68,307
17. Maryland - $67,828
18. Utah - $66,879
19. Iowa - $66,774
20. Colorado - $63,990
21. South Carolina - $63,900
22. Michigan - $63,657
23. New Jersey - $62,618
24. Ohio - $62,429
25. North Carolina - $61,048
26. - $60,376
27. Tennessee - $59,057
28. Nevada - $58,832
29. Alabama - $57,676
30. Idaho - $54,335
31. Arizona - $53,402
32. Nebraska - $53,275
33. Arkansas - $53,168
34. Alaska - $52,725
35. Louisiana - $52,618
36. Georgia - $52,489
37. Oregon - $52,150
38. Kentucky - $51,700
39. Wisconsin - $51,087
40. Missouri - $50,832
41. North Dakota - $50,600
42. Illinois - $50,464
43. Mississippi - $45,130
44. Kansas - $41,154
45. Delaware - $37,400
46. Oklahoma - $36,914
47. New Mexico - $36,750
48. West Virginia - $33,014
49. Vermont - $33,000
50. Hawaii - $26,800
51. South Dakota - $23,777
52. New Hampshire - $16,667

List 10 Highest Salary for Finance

1. District of Columbia - $97,899
2. Wyoming - $93,010
3. Montana - $89,000
4. Maine - $87,535
5. Massachusetts - $83,739
6. Washington - $81,189
7. Texas - $78,453
8. Rhode Island - $78,048
9. Connecticut - $76,166
10. Virginia - $75,554

List 10 Lowest Salary for Finance

1. New Hampshire - $16,667
2. South Dakota - $23,777
3. Hawaii - $26,800
4. Vermont - $33,000
5. West Virginia - $33,014
6. New Mexico - $36,750
7. Oklahoma - $36,914
8. Delaware - $37,400
9. Kansas - $41,154
10. Mississippi - $45,130

————————————————————————————————————

Average Cost of MBA Programs by Management (1610)

List All States by Management

1. New Hampshire - $155,040
2. District of Columbia - $91,738
3. Oregon - $61,583
4. Massachusetts - $61,560
5. New York - $55,555
6. Pennsylvania - $48,913
7. New Jersey - $48,804
8. Tennessee - $44,423
9. Virginia - $44,223
10. Ohio - $41,217
11. Washington - $40,542
12. California - $36,846
13. Texas - $35,648
14. Connecticut - $35,072
15. Rhode Island - $33,817
16. North Carolina - $32,927
17. Maryland - $31,945
18. Vermont - $31,878
19. Wisconsin - $31,007
20. Michigan - $30,902
21. Illinois - $29,488
22. Utah - $28,955
23. Colorado - $28,137
24. Wyoming - $26,460
25. Indiana - $25,463
26. Oklahoma - $25,121
27. Montana - $24,913
28. Florida - $24,798
29. Nebraska - $24,105
30. Missouri - $23,514
31. Arizona - $23,376
32. Georgia - $22,498
33. Nevada - $21,784
34. South Carolina - $20,581
35. Louisiana - $20,536
36. North Dakota - $20,408
37. Maine - $19,935
38. New Mexico - $18,520
39. Kentucky - $17,742
40. Minnesota - $17,597
41. Mississippi - $17,457
42. Alaska - $16,454
43. Alabama - $15,911
44. - $15,000
45. Iowa - $14,741
46. South Dakota - $14,503
47. Arkansas - $13,692
48. Idaho - $11,309
49. Delaware - $11,116
50. West Virginia - $10,861
51. Kansas - $9,249
52. Hawaii - $7,096

List 10 Most Expensive States by Management

1. New Hampshire - $155,040
2. District of Columbia - $91,738
3. Oregon - $61,583
4. Massachusetts - $61,560
5. New York - $55,555
6. Pennsylvania - $48,913
7. New Jersey - $48,804
8. Tennessee - $44,423
9. Virginia - $44,223
10. Ohio - $41,217

List 10 Least Expensive States by Management

1. Hawaii - $7,096
2. Kansas - $9,249
3. West Virginia - $10,861
4. Delaware - $11,116
5. Idaho - $11,309
6. Arkansas - $13,692
7. South Dakota - $14,503
8. Iowa - $14,741
9. - $15,000
10. Alabama - $15,911

Average GMAT Scores by Management (1610)

List all 50 States and the Average GMAT Score for Management

1. New Hampshire - 726
2. District of Columbia - 648
3. Vermont - 640
4. Oregon - 608
5. Montana - 604
6. Nevada - 600
7. Oklahoma - 590
8. Mississippi - 583
9. Tennessee - 583
10. Ohio - 575
11. Washington - 575
12. New York - 573
13. New Mexico - 569
14. Maine - 562
15. New Jersey - 559
16. Missouri - 558
17. Texas - 557
18. Virginia - 552
19. North Dakota - 550
20. Nebraska - 549
21. Utah - 549
22. South Dakota - 542
23. Colorado - 540
24. Rhode Island - 536
25. California - 534
26. Delaware - 533
27. Florida - 527
28. Alaska - 524
29. North Carolina - 523
30. Louisiana - 521
31. Indiana - 516
32. Connecticut - 515
33. Massachusetts - 511
34. Wisconsin - 511
35. Pennsylvania - 510
36. - 500
37. South Carolina - 499
38. Arkansas - 497
39. Alabama - 473
40. Wyoming - 460
41. Maryland - 443
42. Idaho - 435
43. Kentucky - 430
44. Michigan - 429
45. Georgia - 425
46. Arizona - 372
47. Illinois - 333
48. Iowa - 323
49. Minnesota - 287
50. Kansas - 269
51. West Virginia - 253
52. Hawaii - 180

List 10 Highest GMAT States for Management

1. New Hampshire - 726
2. District of Columbia - 648
3. Vermont - 640
4. Oregon - 608
5. Montana - 604
6. Nevada - 600
7. Oklahoma - 590
8. Mississippi - 583
9. Tennessee - 583
10. Ohio - 575

List 10 Lowest GMAT States for Management

1. Hawaii - 180
2. West Virginia - 253
3. Kansas - 269
4. Minnesota - 287
5. Iowa - 323
6. Illinois - 333
7. Arizona - 372
8. Georgia - 425
9. Michigan - 429
10. Kentucky - 430

Average ROI by Version Management (1610)

1. Indiana - 206%
2. Idaho - 202%
3. Maine - 177%
4. Kentucky - 143%
5. Alaska - 124%
6. Arkansas - 124%
7. Georgia - 123%
8. Alabama - 122%
9. Kansas - 111%
10. Louisiana - 102%
11. California - 86%
12. Florida - 81%
13. Connecticut - 81%
14. Illinois - 80%
15. Michigan - 76%
16. Maryland - 76%
17. Massachusetts - 73%
18. Iowa - 72%
19. Colorado - 72%
20. Arizona - 57%
21. District of Columbia - 50%
22. Hawaii - 47%
23. Delaware - 37%

List 10 Highest States for Starting Salary Management

1. New Hampshire - $159,842
2. District of Columbia - $115,042
3. Nevada - $93,820
4. Wyoming - $93,010
5. Washington - $90,210
6. Virginia - $88,081
7. Maine - $87,535
8. Pennsylvania - $83,847
9. Massachusetts - $83,663
10. New Jersey - $83,604

List 10 Lowest States for Starting Salary Management

1. Hawaii - $26,800
2. Kansas - $32,333
3. Delaware - $37,400
4. Minnesota - $43,349
5. Arizona - $45,345
6. Iowa - $47,696
7. West Virginia - $49,521
8. South Dakota - $50,102
9. North Dakota - $50,600
10. Kentucky - $51,717

Average Salary by State Management (1610)

List all 50 States and the Average Salary for Management

1. New Hampshire - $159,842
2. District of Columbia - $115,042
3. Nevada - $93,820
4. Wyoming - $93,010
5. Washington - $90,210
6. Virginia - $88,081
7. Maine - $87,535
8. Pennsylvania - $83,847
9. Massachusetts - $83,663
10. New Jersey - $83,604
11. Utah - $83,150
12. Texas - $83,099
13. Tennessee - $82,680
14. Nebraska - $79,913
15. New York - $77,580
16. Connecticut - $77,025
17. Oregon - $76,503
18. Ohio - $76,129
19. Rhode Island - $74,111
20. North Carolina - $74,014
21. Wisconsin - $73,254
22. Montana - $72,925
23. Oklahoma - $72,395
24. California - $71,988
25. Colorado - $70,739
26. Michigan - $70,438
27. Indiana - $69,911
28. Mississippi - $67,694
29. New Mexico - $67,250
30. Missouri - $66,453
31. Vermont - $66,000
32. South Carolina - $64,940
33. Florida - $64,506
34. Georgia - $60,868
35. - $60,752
36. Maryland - $58,904
37. Arkansas - $58,496
38. Alabama - $57,913
39. Illinois - $56,276
40. Idaho - $54,335
41. Louisiana - $52,730
42. Alaska - $52,725
43. Kentucky - $51,717
44. North Dakota - $50,600
45. South Dakota - $50,102
46. West Virginia - $49,521
47. Iowa - $47,696
48. Arizona - $45,345
49. Minnesota - $43,349
50. Delaware - $37,400
51. Kansas - $32,333
52. Hawaii - $26,800

List 10 Highest Salary for Management

1. New Hampshire - $159,842
2. District of Columbia - $115,042
3. Nevada - $93,820
4. Wyoming - $93,010
5. Washington - $90,210
6. Virginia - $88,081
7. Maine - $87,535
8. Pennsylvania - $83,847
9. Massachusetts - $83,663
10. New Jersey - $83,604

List 10 Lowest Salary for Management

1. Hawaii - $26,800
2. Kansas - $32,333
3. Delaware - $37,400
4. Minnesota - $43,349
5. Arizona - $45,345
6. Iowa - $47,696
7. West Virginia - $49,521
8. South Dakota - $50,102
9. North Dakota - $50,600
10. Kentucky - $51,717