2026 Edition · An annual reference on what work pays

The Florida State University

Offered base salaries from 97 certified H-1B filings, across 12 roles in 1 metro areas.

DOL LCA disclosures · FY 2025 Certified, full-time filings only
Table 1 — The median offer

Half of The Florida State University's certified filings offered $90,000 or more.

The middle half of offers fell between $73,694 and $110,000. Offered base salary excludes equity and bonus — read every figure on this page as a floor on total pay, not an average.

Table 2 — Roles

What they hire for

Offered base salary by occupation, nationwide, ordered by filing volume.

RoleMedian offerRangeFilings
Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary$132,993$92k – $136k8
Mathematical Science Teachers, Postsecondary$92,676$55k – $114k8
Software Developers$85,891$70k – $132k6
Physicists$76,000$63k – $92k5
Business Teachers, Postsecondary$195,000$159k – $245k5
Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary$125,000$95k – $146k4
Network and Computer Systems Administrators$86,528$77k – $99k3
Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists$60,000$57k – $60k3
Biological Science Teachers, Postsecondary$92,185$90k – $92k3
Economics Teachers, Postsecondary$149,523$73k – $164k3
Table 3 — Metro areas

Where they hire

The same filings by worksite metro area.

Metro areaMedian offerRangeFilings
Tallahassee, FL$90,129$44k – $245k87
Sources

How this page was made

Employer pay
US Department of Labor, Labor Condition Application disclosures, FY 2025. Public records.
Coverage
97 certified full-time H-1B filings. Groups under 3 filings are excluded throughout.
Market comparison
Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.

Filings state the offered base salary at time of application; equity and bonus are not recorded, and visa-sponsored hiring skews toward larger employers and technical roles — this page describes The Florida State University's visa filings, not its whole workforce. Employer names are normalised from filing entities, so figures cover the filing entity named above. We take no payment from employers for how any figure is presented, and corrections are welcome at press@salaryalmanac.com.