Science tutor: Average Salary in United States of America, 2026

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How much does a Science tutor make in United States of America?

$79,100/ Annual
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The average Science tutor in United States of America is $79,100 per year or $40.03 per hour. Entry-level positions start at $36,140 per year, while most experienced workers make up to $155,368 per year.

Median$79,100

Low$36,140

High$155,368

Science tutor: Average Salary in United States of America

Washington$97,721

Massachusetts$93,076

Maryland$83,200

New Jersey$81,672

New Mexico$81,326

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