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MBA-Relevant Salary in Idaho

What the roles MBAs target actually pay in Idaho — source-labeled BLS wage benchmarks, with the geographic caveats that matter.

Direct answer
Across the 21 MBA-relevant occupations with published wages in Idaho, median annual pay spans roughly $61k–$177k. The highest-median role here is Chief Executives at $177,210. These are BLS occupational wage benchmarks across all workers — not MBA-graduate-specific outcomes — but they show what a path can pay in Idaho.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) (May 2024 estimates (published April 2025)), Idaho state estimates. Occupational wage benchmarks across all workers, not MBA-specific outcomes. Accessed via the BLS public API.

Roles benchmarked
21
MBA-relevant occupations
Median wage span
$61k–$177k
across roles in Idaho
Highest median
$177,210
Chief Executives
Region
West
U.S. census region

What MBA-relevant roles pay in Idaho

Median, mean, and employment for the occupations MBAs commonly target in Idaho. These are occupational wage benchmarks, not MBA-specific salaries.

Role (occupation)Median annualMean annualEmployment
SOC 11-1011
$177,210$221,5802,920
SOC 11-3021
$162,240$156,5201,950
SOC 11-2021
$142,090$150,7501,320
SOC 11-2022
$135,350$146,2702,490
SOC 11-3031
$127,210$142,4203,120
SOC 11-3121
$119,990$129,0701,040
SOC 11-9111
$117,770$125,5503,920
SOC 11-3051
$107,340$116,9701,210
SOC 15-2031
$103,600$100,360500
SOC 13-2051
$100,830$101,480680
SOC 13-1082
$95,630$103,6305,750
SOC 13-2052
$94,370$135,790760
SOC 11-3071
$93,920$103,6301,040
SOC 15-2051
$89,380$110,2201,350
SOC 13-1111
$88,710$93,1403,700
Budget Analysts
SOC 13-2031
$83,220$88,950190
Advertising and Promotions Managers
SOC 11-2011
$80,680$102,86060
SOC 11-1021
$80,390$97,98024,880
SOC 13-2011
$74,730$79,9405,570
SOC 13-1081
$73,920$83,100570
SOC 13-1161
$60,970$73,1103,780
Broad benchmarkBLS OEWS · May 2024 estimates (published April 2025) · Idaho

These are occupational wage benchmarks for roles MBA graduates commonly target — wage context across all workers, not verified MBA-specific outcomes.

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics ↗

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Geography, cost of living, and Idaho pay

Nominal wages in Idaho reflect its industry concentration and cost of living. A higher headline number in a high-cost state does not automatically mean a better financial outcome — housing, taxes, and everyday costs claim more of it. Weigh any state wage against local living costs before drawing a conclusion.

Because these are occupational benchmarks across all workers, an MBA can shift where you land within — or above — a role's range through the school network, function, and seniority you target. Use the MBA ROI calculator to model your own expected pay, debt, and payback in Idaho.

Frequently asked questions

What do MBA-relevant roles pay in Idaho?

Across the 21 MBA-relevant occupations benchmarked for Idaho, median annual wages span roughly $61k–$177k. These are BLS OEWS occupational wage benchmarks across all workers in Idaho, not MBA-graduate-specific outcomes. The highest-median role here is Chief Executives at $177,210.

Are these Idaho figures MBA-specific salaries?

No. They are occupational wage benchmarks from the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) program for roles MBAs commonly target. They describe what those occupations pay across all workers in Idaho, regardless of degree. Verified MBA-specific outcomes are collected separately and shown only once they clear our sample-size gates.

Why does MBA pay differ between Idaho and other states?

Two forces drive most of the geographic difference: the industry mix of the state (finance, consulting, and tech hubs lift nominal pay) and cost of living (higher-pay states usually cost more to live in, offsetting part of the gap). Always weigh a state wage against its living costs — the ROI calculator lets you model take-home value directly.

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