Statistical Assistants

Statistical Assistants

Compile and compute data according to statistical formulas for use in statistical studies. May perform actuarial computations and compile charts and graphs for use by actuaries. Includes actuarial clerks.

Salary by State

State Name Employment Annual Salary Hourly Salary
Arizona 60 $48,350 $23.25
California 300 $57,820 $27.80
Florida 420 $46,470 $22.34
Hawaii 40 $48,990 $23.55
Illinois 180 $52,720 $25.34
Indiana 560 $41,230 $19.82
Iowa 200 $62,850 $30.21
Louisiana 50 $55,680 $26.77
Maine 50 $45,330 $21.80
Maryland 90 $59,480 $28.60
Massachusetts 390 $77,850 $37.43
Minnesota 50 $58,810 $28.27
Missouri 330 $54,240 $26.08
Nebraska 180 $52,900 $25.43
New Jersey 110 $58,310 $28.03
New York 520 $55,300 $26.59
Ohio 140 $59,690 $28.70
Oklahoma 60 $40,470 $19.46
Oregon 30 $48,620 $23.37
Pennsylvania 360 $56,900 $27.36
Tennessee 600 $45,500 $21.87
Texas 150 $48,890 $23.51
Virginia 50 $51,870 $24.94
Washington 270 $50,820 $24.43
West Virginia 150 $43,940 $21.12
Wisconsin 60 $57,570 $27.68

Education

The programs listed below are typically the education paths that can land you this kind of job.

A program that prepares individuals to provide technical administrative support to professional accountants and other financial management personnel. Includes instruction in posting transactions to accounts, record-keeping systems, accounting software operation, and general accounting principles and practices.

Certificate Associate Degree
Certificate
Certificate Associate Degree
Certificate Associate Degree
Certificate
  • $53,420 per year
    National average salary
    Slow
    Job growth rate
  • Bachelor's degree
    Typical education requirement

Educational Attainment

The following chart shows the highest education level completed by those working as statistical assistants.

  • Less than high school 2%
  • High school graduate 14%
  • College dropout 26%
  • Associate’s degree 9%
  • Bachelor’s degree 33%
  • Master’s degree 14%
  • Doctorate degree 1%

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