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Best states for an assistant program leader

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It seems like assistant program leaders are becoming more and more common across America. But working conditions and demand for assistant program leaders aren't the same everywhere in the U.S. We wanted to look at the best states for assistant program leaders -- where there are plenty of assistant program leader jobs to go around and assistant program leaders get paid what they deserve during every phase of their career.
Connecticut is the best state for jobs for assistant program leaders, and Missouri is the worst. The most common pay in Connecticut is $47,626, while the median pay in Missouri is $25,619.We found that Connecticut is the best state for assistant program leader jobs, whereas Missouri is the worst.

10 best states for assistant program leaders in 2025

  1. Connecticut #1 best state for assistant program leaders

    1. Connecticut

    Total assistant program leader jobs:710
    Average annual salary:$47,626
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$26,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$84,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.31
  2. Rhode Island #2 best state for assistant program leaders

    2. Rhode Island

    Total assistant program leader jobs:352
    Average annual salary:$42,864
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$24,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$75,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.78
  3. Minnesota #3 best state for assistant program leaders

    3. Minnesota

    Total assistant program leader jobs:1,758
    Average annual salary:$43,691
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$25,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$74,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.62
  4. New Hampshire #4 best state for assistant program leaders

    4. New Hampshire

    Total assistant program leader jobs:365
    Average annual salary:$43,674
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$25,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$74,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.28
  5. New Jersey #5 best state for assistant program leaders

    5. New Jersey

    Total assistant program leader jobs:1,368
    Average annual salary:$51,717
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$28,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$93,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.06
  6. North Dakota #6 best state for assistant program leaders

    6. North Dakota

    Total assistant program leader jobs:334
    Average annual salary:$40,639
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$24,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$67,000
    Location Quotient:
    2.21
  7. Delaware #7 best state for assistant program leaders

    7. Delaware

    Total assistant program leader jobs:244
    Average annual salary:$44,469
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$24,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$80,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.19
  8. New York #8 best state for assistant program leaders

    8. New York

    Total assistant program leader jobs:2,904
    Average annual salary:$44,281
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$24,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$79,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.39
  9. District of Columbia #9 best state for assistant program leaders

    9. District of Columbia

    Total assistant program leader jobs:314
    Average annual salary:$45,775
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$25,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$83,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.15
  10. Wisconsin #10 best state for assistant program leaders

    10. Wisconsin

    Total assistant program leader jobs:1,149
    Average annual salary:$39,967
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$23,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$69,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.28

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Detailed list of the best states for an assistant program leader

RankStateAverage salaryLowest 10% earnPopulationJob count
1Connecticut$47,626$26,0003,588,184710
2Rhode Island$42,864$24,0001,059,639352
3Minnesota$43,691$25,0005,576,6061,758
4New Hampshire$43,674$25,0001,342,795365
5New Jersey$51,717$28,0009,005,6441,368
6North Dakota$40,639$24,000755,393334
7Delaware$44,469$24,000961,939244
8New York$44,281$24,00019,849,3992,904
9District of Columbia$45,775$25,000693,972314
10Wisconsin$39,967$23,0005,795,4831,149
11Illinois$44,115$25,00012,802,0231,862
12New Mexico$37,027$21,0002,088,070559
13Michigan$39,536$22,0009,962,3111,365
14Pennsylvania$40,930$22,00012,805,5371,897
15Alaska$38,251$25,000739,795156
16Maine$38,219$23,0001,335,907238
17Nevada$39,047$21,0002,998,039351
18Massachusetts$37,753$21,0006,859,8191,760
19Maryland$45,394$24,0006,052,177589
20Oregon$37,359$21,0004,142,776723
21Ohio$38,015$21,00011,658,6091,596
22North Carolina$36,875$21,00010,273,4191,509
23California$41,835$23,00039,536,6532,330
24Montana$30,535$17,0001,050,493314
25Indiana$34,788$20,0006,666,8181,024
26Iowa$32,896$19,0003,145,711594
27Texas$30,892$19,00028,304,5963,753
28Mississippi$30,241$18,0002,984,100422
29Hawaii$32,998$27,0001,427,538201
30Arizona$32,827$19,0007,016,270976
31West Virginia$29,865$16,0001,815,857271
32Idaho$30,433$17,0001,716,943298
33Washington$33,530$19,0007,405,7431,162
34Vermont$34,604$20,000623,65778
35South Dakota$27,285$16,000869,666276
36Virginia$35,621$19,0008,470,020852
37Nebraska$28,089$16,0001,920,076546
38Colorado$29,670$17,0005,607,1541,100
39Florida$31,510$20,00020,984,4002,521
40Arkansas$29,335$17,0003,004,279402
41Kentucky$29,602$17,0004,454,189525
42Utah$27,907$16,0003,101,833547
43Kansas$28,202$16,0002,913,123472
44Louisiana$26,019$16,0004,684,333555
45Wyoming$28,188$16,000579,31559
46Tennessee$26,822$15,0006,715,984924
47Georgia$27,082$16,00010,429,3791,557
48Alabama$24,850$15,0004,874,747723
49Oklahoma$26,822$15,0003,930,864443
50South Carolina$25,586$15,0005,024,369671
51Missouri$25,619$14,0006,113,532836

Highest paying states for assistant program leaders

RankStateAvg. Assistant Program Leader Salary
1Connecticut$47,626
2Rhode Island$42,864
3Minnesota$43,691
4New Hampshire$43,674
5New Jersey$51,717
6North Dakota$40,639
7Delaware$44,469
8New York$44,281
9District of Columbia$45,775
10Wisconsin$39,967
11Illinois$44,115
12New Mexico$37,027
13Michigan$39,536
14Pennsylvania$40,930
15Alaska$38,251
16Maine$38,219
17Nevada$39,047
18Massachusetts$37,753
19Maryland$45,394
20Oregon$37,359
21Ohio$38,015
22North Carolina$36,875
23California$41,835
24Montana$30,535
25Indiana$34,788
26Iowa$32,896
27Texas$30,892
28Mississippi$30,241
29Hawaii$32,998
30Arizona$32,827
31West Virginia$29,865
32Idaho$30,433
33Washington$33,530
34Vermont$34,604
35South Dakota$27,285
36Virginia$35,621
37Nebraska$28,089
38Colorado$29,670
39Florida$31,510
40Arkansas$29,335
41Kentucky$29,602
42Utah$27,907
43Kansas$28,202
44Louisiana$26,019
45Wyoming$28,188
46Tennessee$26,822
47Georgia$27,082
48Alabama$24,850
49Oklahoma$26,822
50South Carolina$25,586
51Missouri$25,619

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