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Highest-Paying Jobs for Associate Degree Holders: Report | Entrepreneur

by Brand Post
January 9, 2025
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A new report by the online career resources platform Resume Genius found that now is a great time to hold an associate’s degree (or begin the path to get one).

The median salary for an associate degree holder ($62,180) is higher than the U.S. median salary ($48,060) and career opportunities for associate degree holders, or those with a two-year degree, are expected to grow by 6.3% over the next 10 years, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

Using the most recent BLS data, Resume Genius compiled a list, the 2025 High-Pay Associate Degree Jobs Report, that showcases the 10 highest-paying jobs that ask for an associate degree.

“In 2025, wages are up across the board for every occupation on our list,” said Eva Chan, career expert at Resume Genius. “It highlights not only growing employer demand but also the potential to earn more in fields like healthcare, aviation, and technology.”

In order to be included on the list, the jobs had to specifically require an associate degree, be projected to either grow (or at least remain steady) over the next decade, and have an annual salary that surpasses the U.S. average.

Here are the 10 highest-paying jobs for associate degree holders, according to the report.

1. Air traffic controller

  • Median annual salary: $137,380
  • Number of jobs (2023): 24,000
  • Change in pay (2022–2023): 4%
  • Work experience required: Must pass FAA assessments and training



2. Nuclear technician

  • Median annual salary: $101,740
  • Number of jobs (2023): 5,400
  • Change in pay (2022–2023): 1%
  • Work experience required: On-the-job training provided



3. Radiation therapist

  • Median annual salary: $98,300
  • Number of jobs (2023): 17,200
  • Change in pay (2022–2023): 10%
  • Work experience required: Licensing or certification may be required depending on state regulations



4. Nuclear medicine technologist

  • Median annual salary: $92,500
  • Number of jobs (2023): 17,800
  • Change in pay (2022–2023): 8%
  • Work experience required: Licensing required in all states

5. Dental hygienist

  • Median annual salary: $87,530
  • Number of jobs (2023): 214,100
  • Change in pay (2022–2023): 8%
  • Work experience required: Licensing required in various states

6. Diagnostic medical sonographer, Cardiovascular technologist/technician

  • Median annual salary: $80,850
  • Number of jobs (2023): 143,400
  • Change in pay (2022–2023): 3%
  • Work experience required: Certification may be required

7. Respiratory therapist

  • Median annual salary: $77,960
  • Number of jobs (2023): 133,900
  • Change in pay (2022–2023): 11%
  • Work experience required: Licensing required in most states



8. Aerospace engineering and operations technologist/technician

  • Median annual salary: $77,830
  • Number of jobs (2023): 11,000
  • Change in pay (2022–2023): 7%
  • Work experience required: Varies by position

9. Radiologic and MRI technologist

  • Median annual salary: $76,020
  • Number of jobs (2023): 271,200
  • Change in pay (2022–2023): 13%
  • Work experience required: Certification is usually required for radiologic technologists; experience may be required for MRI technologists

10. Aircraft and avionics equipment mechanic/technician

  • Median annual salary: $75,400
  • Number of jobs (2023): 163,300
  • Change in pay (2022–2023): 7%
  • Work experience required: FAA certification required

Click here for the full report from Resume Genius.



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