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Liberal Arts Salaries in Wisconsin

31 programs found in Wisconsin offering Liberal Arts degrees with earnings data.

Programs: 31 | Avg Earnings: $32,256 | National Median: $29,018

National Salary Context for Liberal Arts

National Median: $29,018 | 25th Percentile: $25,061 | 75th Percentile: $35,023 | Wisconsin Avg: $32,256

Liberal Arts graduates in Wisconsin earn $3,238 more than the national median.

Liberal Arts Programs in Wisconsin — Earnings Comparison

CollegeCityMedian EarningsCompletions
Alverno College——
Madison Area Technical College$29,018—
Carroll University——
Carthage College——
Concordia University-Wisconsin——
Maranatha Baptist University——
Milwaukee Area Technical College$29,812—
Mount Mary University——
Nicolet Area Technical College——
Northland College——
Viterbo University——
Chippewa Valley Technical College——
Western Technical College——
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater$33,314—
University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire——
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay——
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse——
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh——
University of Wisconsin-Parkside——
Herzing University-Madison——
University of Wisconsin-Superior——
University of Wisconsin-Madison——
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee$40,717—
University of Wisconsin-Platteville$37,558—
University of Wisconsin-River Falls——
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point$25,231—
Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe University——
College of Menominee Nation——
Herzing University-Kenosha——
Herzing University-Brookfield——
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Flex$30,144—

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average Liberal Arts salary in Wisconsin?

The average median earnings for Liberal Arts graduates in Wisconsin is $32,256.

How many Liberal Arts programs are in Wisconsin?

There are 31 programs offering Liberal Arts in Wisconsin.

How does Liberal Arts salary in Wisconsin compare to the national median?

The average Liberal Arts salary in Wisconsin is $32,256, compared to the national median of $29,018.

Analysis based on U.S. Department of Education data. Not enrollment advice. Verify information with the institution directly.