Michigan                  U. S.     
 SOC                                                   ----------------         ----------------
 CODE         OCCUPATION                               Hourly    Annual         Hourly    Annual
-------   --------------------------------------       ------    ------         ------    ------
25-0000   Education/Training/Library Occupations        24.79    51,550         24.25    50,440
25-1011   Business Teachers, Postsecondary                       98,460                  85,470
25-1021   Computer Science Teachers-Postsecondary                85,200                  78,190
25-1022   Mathematical Science Teachers-Postsecond               75,000                  73,480
25-1031   Architecture Teachers, Postsecondary                   69,640                  79,300
25-1032   Engineering Teachers-Postsecondary                     91,680                  96,480
25-1042   Biological Science Teachers-Postsecondary              90,610                  86,570
25-1043   Forest/Conserv Science Teachers, Postsec               86,080                  81,120
25-1051   Atmospheric/Earth Scien Teachers, Postsec              97,290                  90,660
25-1052   Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary                      87,290                  80,070
25-1054   Physics Teachers, Postsecondary                        93,130                  86,560
25-1061   Anthropology/Archeology Teachers, Postsec              84,070                  80,040
25-1062   Area/Ethnic/Cultural Teachers, Postsec                 69,500                  76,720
25-1063   Economics Teachers, Postsecondary                     106,140                  92,870
25-1064   Geography Teachers, Postsecondary                      80,420                  71,230
25-1065   Political Science Teachers-Postsecondary               98,290                  78,620
25-1066   Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary                     82,410                  74,320
25-1067   Sociology Teachers, Postsecondary                      82,470                  71,830
25-1069   Social sciences teachers postsecondary                 72,410                  85,400
25-1071   Health Specialties Teachers-Postsecondary             134,410                 103,960
25-1072   Nursing Instructors & Teachers-Postsec                 69,410                  66,010
25-1081   Education Teachers, Postsecondary                      67,460                  64,370
25-1082   Library Science Teachers, Postsecondary                67,930                  66,950
25-1111   Criminl Just/Law Enforc Teachers, Postsec              70,990                  65,590
25-1112   Law Teachers, Postsecondary                           121,960                 107,990
25-1113   Social Work Teachers-Postsecondary                     67,110                  68,630
25-1121   Art, Drama, & Music Teachers-Postsec                   66,100                  70,850
25-1122   Communications Teachers, Postsecondary                 71,570                  67,820
25-1123   English Language/Lit Teachers-Postsec                  67,830                  67,920
25-1124   Foreign Language/Lit Teachers-Postsec                  64,180                  66,520
25-1125   History Teachers, Postsecondary                        74,530                  70,860
25-1126   Philosophy & Religion Teachers-Postsec                 70,320                  69,150
25-1191   Graduate Teaching Assistants                           41,400                  34,660
25-1192   Home Economics Teachers, Postsecondary                 76,440                  69,060
25-1193   Recreation/Fitness Teachers, Postsec                   69,570                  63,760
25-1194   Vocational Ed Teachers-Postsecondary          25.67    53,380         25.38    52,790
25-1199   Postsecondary Teachers, All Other                      53,650                  71,280
25-2011   Preschool Teachers, Ex Special Education      14.98    31,160         14.04    29,200
25-2012   Kindergarten Teachers, Ex Special Ed                   52,370                  51,550
25-2021   Elementary School Teachers, Ex Special Ed              56,870                  54,330
25-2022   Middle School Teachers, Ex Spec/Voc Ed                 58,020                  54,880
25-2023   Vocational Ed Teachers-Middle School                   57,090                  54,160
25-2031   Secondary School Teachers, Ex Spec/Voc Ed              55,210                  55,990
25-2032   Vocational Ed Teachers, Secondary School               58,110                  56,010
25-2041   Special Ed Teachers, Pre/Kinder/Elem Schl              58,640                  55,220
25-3011   Adult Lit/Remedial/GED Teachers & Instruc     22.20    46,180         24.56    51,080
25-3021   Self-Enrichment Education Teachers            18.18    37,810         19.81    41,210
25-3999   Teachers: Primry/Secondry/Adult, AO --                 41,890                  38,940
25-4011   Archivists                                    29.01    60,330         23.65    49,190
25-4012   Curators                                      25.69    53,430         25.56    53,160
25-4013   Museum technicians & conservators             16.43    34,170         20.16    41,940
25-4021   Librarians                                    25.83    53,720         27.09    56,360
25-4031   Library Technicians                           14.46    30,070         15.10    31,410
25-9011   Audio-Visual Collections Specialists          18.53    38,540         22.07    45,910
25-9031   Instructional Coordinators                    28.49    59,250         29.46    61,270
25-9041   Teacher Assistants                                     25,930                  24,880
25-9099   Education/training/library workers, AO        17.52    36,440         20.63    42,900

Notes:

• Wage estimates are based on the Occupational Employment Statistics (OES) survey. This is a semiannual mail survey measuring occupational employment and wage rates for wage and salary workers in nonfarm establishments. Data are collected each May from about 200,000 establishments nationally and nearly 12,000 Michigan establishments.
• SOC codes refer to the Standard Occupational Classification system used by the Occupational Employment Statistics program.
• M/P - Metal and Plastic.
• AO - All Other.
• N/A - Not Available