The map below shows you the number of correspondence specialist job openings in each state. The darker areas on the map show where correspondence specialists earn the highest salaries across all 50 states.

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We spoke to correspondence specialist professors and experts from several universities and companies to get their opinions on where the correspondence specialist job market for recent graduates is heading and how young graduates entering the correspondence specialist industry can be adequately prepared. Here are their thoughts.

No, correspondence specialist jobs are not in demand. Correspondence specialist demand is projected to decline 0% from 2018 to 2028.

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Year	# of jobs	% of population
2021	1,745	0.00%
2020	1,520	0.00%
2019	1,545	0.00%
2018	1,349	0.00%
2017	1,574	0.00%

Year	Avg. salary	Hourly rate	% Change
2025	$32,859	$15.80	+0.7%
2024	$32,637	$15.69	+2.3%
2023	$31,910	$15.34	+1.8%
2022	$31,336	$15.07	+0.7%
2021	$31,122	$14.96	+3.0%

Rank	State	Population	# of jobs	Employment/ 1000ppl
1	District of Columbia	693,972	66	10%
2	Iowa	3,145,711	227	7%
3	Delaware	961,939	64	7%
4	Nebraska	1,920,076	114	6%
5	North Dakota	755,393	46	6%
6	Vermont	623,657	38	6%
7	Virginia	8,470,020	389	5%
8	Massachusetts	6,859,819	348	5%
9	Hawaii	1,427,538	68	5%
10	New Hampshire	1,342,795	67	5%
11	Montana	1,050,493	48	5%
12	South Dakota	869,666	47	5%
13	Pennsylvania	12,805,537	490	4%
14	Maryland	6,052,177	269	4%
15	Indiana	6,666,818	252	4%
16	Wisconsin	5,795,483	204	4%
17	Oregon	4,142,776	181	4%
18	Utah	3,101,833	137	4%
19	Kansas	2,913,123	130	4%
20	Rhode Island	1,059,639	46	4%

Rank	City	# of jobs	Employment/ 1000ppl	Avg. salary
1	Fort Wayne	2	1%	$35,331
2	Washington	2	0%	$49,351
3	Dallas	1	0%	$28,165

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