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Statistician

Statisticians

SOC 15-2041

$104,110
Median Pay / yr
10%
High Demand
~4.4K
Openings / yr
6 years
Time to Entry

How Much Does a Statistician Make?

The national median salary for a Statistician is $104,110 per year ($50.05/hour), according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (May 2024 data).

That's 59% above the national median salary of $65,470 for all occupations.

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How to Become a Statistician

Education Required
Master's degree
Typical Entry Path

Master's in statistics, biostatistics, or applied math

Required Licenses & Certifications

ASA PStat credential available

Time to Entry-Level
6 years

Statistician Job Outlook

Much faster than avg — the BLS projects 10% growth from 2024 to 2034.

That's significantly faster than the average across all occupations (4%).

About 4,400 positions are expected to open annually, from both new roles and replacement needs.

Data proliferation; clinical trials; A/B testing demand

What It's Like to Work as a Statistician

Physical Demands
Low

This is primarily desk-based or low-physical-effort work.

Remote Work
Very High

Many positions can be performed remotely, making this a strong option for location-independent work.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Career data sourced from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2024-34 projections (released August 2025). Salary data: BLS OEWS May 2024.

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