Hourly Wage for College/University Continuing Education Planner Salary in the United States

How much does a College/University Continuing Education Planner make hourly?

As of September 01, 2026, the average hourly rate for a College/University Continuing Education Planner in the United States is $29, which translates to an annual salary of about $61,100.

However, the hourly wage can vary significantly based on several factors. Here’s a detailed look at the typical pay range per hour:

Top Earners (90th percentile): $36 per hour
Majority Range (25th-75th percentile): $26 to $33 per hour
Entry-Level (10th percentile): $22 per hour

10% $22

50% (Median) $29

90% $36

College/University Continuing Education Planner Salaries by Percentile

	Annual Salary	Monthly Pay	Weekly Pay	Hourly Wage
75th Percentile	$68,000	$5,667	$1,308	$33
Average	$61,100	$5,092	$1,175	$29
25th Percentile	$53,300	$4,442	$1,025	$26

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Key Factors That Influence College/University Continuing Education Planner Salaries

A College/University Continuing Education Planner's salary isn't a fixed number. It's shaped by several important factors. Below, we'll explore how your years of experience, geographic location, education and company size can directly affect your earning potential.

How Experience Level Affects College/University Continuing Education Planner Salaries?

Experience is a primary driver of a College/University Continuing Education Planner's salary. As you build your skills and take on more complex tasks, your compensation generally increases. Here's how the average salary grows at different career stages:

Entry-Level (less than 1 year): $57,607
Early Career (1-2 years): $58,190
Mid-Level (2-4 years): $59,354
Senior-Level (5-8 years): $63,160
Expert (over 8 years): $65,013

Levels	Salary
Entry Level College/University Continuing Education Planner	$57,607
Intermediate Level College/University Continuing Education Planner	$58,190
Senior Level College/University Continuing Education Planner	$59,354
Specialist Level College/University Continuing Education Planner	$63,160
Expert Level College/University Continuing Education Planner	$65,013

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How Do College/University Continuing Education Planner Salaries Vary from State to State?

Your salary can change significantly depending on where you work. States with a higher cost of living and strong industrial sectors often pay more to attract College/University Continuing Education Planners. For example, consider the average annual salaries in these key locations:

District of Columbia: $67,600.
California: $67,400.
Massachusetts: $66,500.

District of Columbia $67,600

California $67,400

Massachusetts $66,500

Washington $66,200

New Jersey $66,200

Alaska $66,100

Connecticut $65,300

New York $64,900

Hawaii $63,900

Rhode Island $63,300

Maryland $63,000

Minnesota $62,500

Colorado $62,300

Illinois $62,300

Oregon $62,000

Delaware $61,900

New Hampshire $61,800

Virginia $61,500

Pennsylvania $60,800

Nevada $60,500

North Dakota $60,300

Michigan $60,200

Wisconsin $60,100

Vermont $60,000

Maine $59,600

Texas $59,600

Arizona $59,500

Ohio $59,500

Georgia $58,900

Indiana $58,600

Wyoming $58,600

Utah $58,500

Iowa $58,500

Kansas $58,200

Louisiana $58,100

North Carolina $58,100

Missouri $58,000

Florida $57,800

Montana $57,700

Nebraska $57,600

Kentucky $57,500

South Carolina $57,200

Tennessee $57,100

Idaho $57,000

New Mexico $56,600

Oklahoma $56,500

Alabama $56,100

South Dakota $55,500

Arkansas $55,200

West Virginia $55,000

Mississippi $54,500

Top Paying Cities for College/University Continuing Education Planners

Salaries can also vary between different cities. Major metropolitan areas or cities with a high demand for technicians often offer more competitive pay. Here are a few examples of average annual salaries in different U.S. cities:

San Jose: $77,000
San Francisco: $76,200
Oakland: $74,600

San Jose, CA $77,000

San Francisco, CA $76,200

Oakland, CA $74,600

New York, NY $70,300

Paramus, NJ $69,500

Queens Village, NY $69,500

Passaic, NJ $69,400

Bergenfield, NJ $69,400

Huntington, NY $69,300

Stamford, CT $69,300

Newark, NJ $68,800

Bridgeport, CT $68,700

Vallejo, CA $68,600

New Brunswick, NJ $68,500

Petaluma, CA $68,500

Middlesex, NJ $68,400

Santa Cruz, CA $68,300

Somerset, NJ $68,300

Boston, MA $67,900

Monterey, CA $67,700

Seattle, WA $67,500

Santa Rosa, CA $67,500

Los Angeles, CA $67,500

Juneau, AK $67,300

Washington, DC $67,300

Orange, CA $67,100

Santa Ana, CA $66,900

Anaheim, CA $66,800

Anchorage, AK $66,800

Long Beach, CA $66,800

Santa Maria, CA $66,600

Everett, WA $66,600

Danbury, CT $66,400

Bremerton, WA $66,300

Tacoma, WA $66,100

New Suffolk, NY $66,100

Sacramento, CA $66,100

Santa Barbara, CA $66,000

Brockton, MA $65,900

San Diego, CA $65,900

Trenton, NJ $65,900

Fairbanks, AK $65,700

Lompoc, CA $65,500

Lowell, MA $65,500

Ventura, CA $65,500

Nashua, NH $65,500

Stockton, CA $65,500

Modesto, CA $65,000

Poughkeepsie, NY $64,900

Kennewick, WA $64,800

Olympia, WA $64,800

New Haven, CT $64,700

Lawrence, MA $64,500

Hartford, CT $64,500

Riverside, CA $64,500

New Bedford, MA $64,400

Richland, WA $64,400

San Bernardino, CA $64,300

New London, CT $64,300

Atlantic City, NJ $64,300

Bakersfield, CA $64,300

New Britain, CT $64,300

Norwich, CT $64,200

Portsmouth, NH $64,200

Boulder, CO $64,100

Portland, OR $64,000

Worcester, MA $64,000

Minneapolis, MN $63,800

Philadelphia, PA $63,700

Honolulu, HI $63,500

Saint Paul, MN $63,500

Vineland, NJ $63,500

Providence, RI $63,300

Chicago, IL $63,100

Bellingham, WA $63,100

Springfield, MA $63,000

Baltimore, MD $63,000

Chico, CA $62,800

Pittsfield, MA $62,700

Manchester, NH $62,600

Spokane, WA $62,300

Denver, CO $62,300

Albany, NY $62,000

Troy, NY $62,000

Nassau, NY $61,900

Wilmington, DE $61,800

Schenectady, NY $61,800

Burlington, VT $61,700

Salem, OR $61,700

Portland, ME $61,500

Yakima, WA $61,400

Milwaukee, WI $61,200

Rochester, MN $61,200

Reno, NV $61,200

Fresno, CA $61,200

Allentown, PA $61,100

Ann Arbor, MI $61,100

Detroit, MI $61,100

Colorado Springs, CO $61,000

Syracuse, NY $60,900

Carson City, NV $60,900

Houston, TX $60,900

Eugene, OR $60,800

Gary, IN $60,800

Bismarck, ND $60,700

Galveston, TX $60,700

Springfield, OR $60,700

Medford, OR $60,600

Fort Collins, CO $60,500

Concord, NH $60,500

Austin, TX $60,500

Mesa, AZ $60,400

Reading, PA $60,400

Dallas, TX $60,300

Phoenix, AZ $60,300

Saint Cloud, MN $60,300

Madison, WI $60,200

Utica, NY $60,000

Rochester, NY $59,900

Des Moines, IA $59,900

Raleigh, NC $59,900

Atlanta, GA $59,800

Battle Creek, MI $59,800

Salt Lake City, UT $59,800

Lancaster, PA $59,700

Harrisburg, PA $59,600

Kansas City, MO $59,500

Kansas City, KS $59,500

Champaign, IL $59,500

Fort Worth, TX $59,500

Columbus, OH $59,500

Boca Raton, FL $59,500

Pittsburgh, PA $59,500

Richmond, VA $59,500

Cincinnati, OH $59,400

Las Vegas, NV $59,400

Indianapolis, IN $59,400

Cleveland, OH $59,400

Petersburg, VA $59,300

Huntsville, AL $59,200

Dayton, OH $59,100

Racine, WI $59,100

Appleton, WI $59,100

Buffalo, NY $59,100

Lebanon, PA $59,100

Lansing, MI $59,100

Pueblo, CO $59,100

Billings, MT $59,000

Charlotte, NC $59,000

Saint Louis, MO $59,000

York, PA $59,000

Elkhart, IN $59,000

Gastonia, NC $59,000

Beaumont, TX $59,000

Binghamton, NY $58,900

Toledo, OH $58,900

Rock Hill, SC $58,900

Lorain, OH $58,900

Benton Harbor, MI $58,900

Rockford, IL $58,800

Springfield, IL $58,800

Elyria, OH $58,800

Fargo, ND $58,800

Flagstaff, AZ $58,800

Grand Forks, ND $58,700

Miami, FL $58,700

Cheyenne, WY $58,700

Fort Lauderdale, FL $58,700

Duluth, MN $58,700

Bangor, ME $58,500

Cedar Rapids, IA $58,500

Durham, NC $58,400

Louisville, KY $58,400

Grand Rapids, MI $58,400

Hialeah, FL $58,400

Casper, WY $58,300

Akron, OH $58,200

Virginia Beach, VA $58,200

New Orleans, LA $58,200

Scranton, PA $58,200

Peoria, IL $58,100

Sarasota, FL $58,100

Nashville, TN $58,100

Omaha, NE $58,100

Green Bay, WI $58,100

Tucson, AZ $58,000

Jamestown, NY $58,000

Davenport, IA $58,000

Charleston, SC $58,000

Baton Rouge, LA $58,000

Saint Petersburg, FL $57,900

Tampa, FL $57,900

Evansville, IN $57,900

Port Arthur, TX $57,900

Bradenton, FL $57,800

Santa Fe, NM $57,700

Clearwater, FL $57,600

Orlando, FL $57,600

La Crosse, WI $57,500

Canton, OH $57,500

Albuquerque, NM $57,400

Newport News, VA $57,400

High Point, NC $57,400

Ogden, UT $57,400

Jacksonville, FL $57,300

Saginaw, MI $57,300

Rock Island, IL $57,300

Norfolk, VA $57,300

Corpus Christi, TX $57,300

Laramie, WY $57,300

Salisbury, NC $57,200

Boise, ID $57,200

Moline, IL $57,200

Fort Myers, FL $57,200

Memphis, TN $57,200

Tulsa, OK $57,100

Waterloo, IA $57,100

Provo, UT $57,000

Fort Wayne, IN $57,000

Spartanburg, SC $57,000

Lincoln, NE $57,000

Cedar Falls, IA $56,900

San Antonio, TX $56,900

Greensboro, NC $56,900

South Bend, IN $56,900

Savannah, GA $56,800

Muskegon, MI $56,800

Birmingham, AL $56,800

Winston Salem, NC $56,700

Lake Charles, LA $56,600

Anderson, IN $56,600

Lexington, KY $56,600

Wichita, KS $56,500

Lima, OH $56,500

Tuscaloosa, AL $56,500

Augusta, GA $56,500

Greenville, SC $56,500

Springfield, OH $56,400

Columbia, SC $56,400

Asheville, NC $56,300

Bloomington, IN $56,300

Knoxville, TN $56,100

Shreveport, LA $56,100

Wilmington, NC $56,000

Roanoke, VA $56,000

Topeka, KS $55,900

Frankfort, KY $55,900

Melbourne, FL $55,800

Longview, TX $55,800

Oklahoma City, OK $55,800

Chillicothe, OH $55,800

Sioux Falls, SD $55,700

Mobile, AL $55,700

Amarillo, TX $55,600

Terre Haute, IN $55,600

Altoona, PA $55,600

Killeen, TX $55,600

Chattanooga, TN $55,500

Fayetteville, AR $55,500

Sioux City, IA $55,400

Idaho Falls, ID $55,400

Lynchburg, VA $55,400

Gainesville, FL $55,300

Portsmouth, OH $55,300

Daytona Beach, FL $55,200

Temple, TX $55,200

Pensacola, FL $55,200

Clarksville, TN $55,200

Youngstown, OH $55,200

Lafayette, LA $55,200

Little Rock, AR $55,200

Hopkinsville, KY $55,000

Erie, PA $55,000

Florence, SC $55,000

Charleston, WV $54,900

Great Falls, MT $54,800

Helena, MT $54,700

Waco, TX $54,700

Fayetteville, NC $54,700

Tallahassee, FL $54,700

Macon, GA $54,700

Pine Bluff, AR $54,600

Vincennes, IN $54,600

Lubbock, TX $54,500

Alamogordo, NM $54,500

Twin Falls, ID $54,500

Rapid City, SD $54,400

Parkersburg, WV $54,300

Greenville, MS $54,300

Jackson, MS $54,300

Huntington, WV $54,300

Montgomery, AL $54,200

Wichita Falls, TX $54,200

Springfield, MO $54,200

Biloxi, MS $54,200

Monroe, LA $54,100

Sumter, SC $54,000

Columbus, GA $54,000

Johnstown, PA $54,000

Pascagoula, MS $53,900

Abilene, TX $53,900

Kingsport, TN $53,700

Albany, GA $53,700

Gulfport, MS $53,700

Alexandria, LA $53,500

Fort Smith, AR $53,400

El Paso, TX $53,200

Las Cruces, NM $52,900

Harlingen, TX $52,800

Pocatello, ID $52,800

Florence, AL $52,700

Brownsville, TX $52,700

Mcallen, TX $52,500

Dothan, AL $52,500

Columbus, MS $52,100

Altus, OK $51,800

Lawton, OK $51,700

Pierre, SD $51,500

College/University Continuing Education Planner Salary by Company Size: Startups vs. Enterprise

College/University Continuing Education Planner salary potential scales significantly with company size. Data shows that Enterprise companies (5,000+ employees) pay the highest average salary at around $66,141. While startup companies pay approximate $56,055.

College/University Continuing Education Planner Salary by Company Size

Company Size	Employees	Average Salary
Startup	1~50	$56,055
Growth Stage	51~500	$59,261
Established	501~5000	$63,888
Enterprise	5000+	$66,141

College/University Continuing Education Planner Salary by Industry: Top Paying Sectors

For College/University Continuing Education Planner roles, the industry you choose can affect earning potential by as much as 40% (the gap between the highest and lowest paying industries). Data shows that the Healthcare and Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit sectors offer the strongest compensation, at 20% above the average. In contrast, College/University Continuing Education Planner positions in Insurance or Financial Services typically offer lower base pay, as these industries often view College/University Continuing Education Planner as a support function rather than a direct revenue driver.

The top paying industries for a College/University Continuing Education Planner

Industry Sector	Average Annual Salary	Average Hourly Rate	Pay vs.Avg
Healthcare	$73,320	$35.0	20%
Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit	$67,210	$32.0	10%

How Education impacts a College/University Continuing Education Planner's Salary?

Your level of education can impact your salary potential. While many College/University Continuing Education Planners enter the field with a Bachelor's Degree degree, higher education can lead to more specialized and higher-paying roles.

According to our 100% employer-reported salary data, the median salary for a College/University Continuing Education Planner with a Bachelor's Degree is between $61,957 and $66,279).

College/University Continuing Education Planner Salaries by Degree Level

$67,200
$66,400
$65,700
$64,900
$64,200
$63,500
$62,700
$62,000

Typical Education for College/University Continuing Education Planner
Degree Level	% of user with this level of education
No Diploma	5.5%
High School	5.5%
Associates	4.1%
Bachelors	39.7%
Masters	46.6%
Doctorate	4.1%

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College/University Continuing Education Planner Salary: Hourly Rate, Weekly Pay, and Monthly Pay

Understanding how a College/University Continuing Education Planner's annual salary breaks down can help with budgeting. Below, you can see the average hourly rate, weekly pay, and monthly pay for this role. Use the buttons to switch between different pay periods.

$53,300

Average $61,100/year

$68,000

$4,442

Average $5,092/month

$5,667

$1,025

Average $1,175/week

$1,308

$26

Average $29/hour

$33

	Annual Salary	Monthly Pay	Weekly Pay	Hourly Wage
75th Percentile	$68,000	$5,667	$1,308	$33
Average	$61,100	$5,092	$1,175	$29
25th Percentile	$53,300	$4,442	$1,025	$26

Salary Trends for College/University Continuing Education Planner

Salaries for a College/University Continuing Education Planner can change over time, reflecting shifts in market demand and the overall economy. The median salary decreased from $60,757 in 2023 to around $60,705 in 2025, reflecting changes in demand, location, experience, and the wider economy. For a detailed analysis of College/University Continuing Education Planner salary trends, .

Average Annual Salary of College/University Continuing Education Planner Over Time

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2024	$61,210
2025	$60,705
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Most common benefits for College/University Continuing Education Planner

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Common company salaries for College/University Continuing Education Planner

Here are companies hiring for College/University Continuing Education Planner and their salaries, click below for more details.

N $97,099/per year

New York Police Department Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

S $95,962/per year

State of New York - Metropolitan Transportation Authority Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

U $94,615/per year

US Department of Transportation Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

U $93,141/per year

US General Services Administration Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

L $92,342/per year

Los Angeles County Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

D $92,011/per year

Department of Justice - Federal Bureau of Prisons Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

U $91,967/per year

US Department of Commerce Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

U $91,755/per year

US Department of Energy Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

F $91,673/per year

Federal Bureau of Investigation Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

N $90,276/per year

Naval Sea Systems Command Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

T $88,975/per year

The US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

S $88,721/per year

San Diego County Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

T $88,664/per year

The TTB Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

L $87,569/per year

Lutheran Services Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

M $85,066/per year

Maryland Inc Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

S $83,780/per year

State University of New York Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

N $82,969/per year

New York State Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

P $82,703/per year

Puerto Rico Department of Education Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

U $80,526/per year

US Central Command Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

H $80,286/per year

Health and Safety Executive Northern Ireland Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

A $79,270/per year

Air Force Reserve Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

A $78,505/per year

American Automobile Association (AAA) Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

S $76,678/per year

State of Florida - Department of Health Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

N $75,183/per year

New York State Department Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

S $75,106/per year

State University System of Florida Edu., Gov't. & Nonprofit the United States

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FAQ about College/University Continuing Education Planner

1. What industry pays the highest salary for College/University Continuing Education Planner?

The Healthcare industry offers the highest average compensation for College/University Continuing Education Planner roles, with salaries approximately 20% above the market median.

2. How much does American College of Education pay?

The salary for a College/University Continuing Education Planner at American College of Education ranges from a minimum of $57,900 to a maximum of $73,700, with a mid-range salary of $65,700. Employees generally rate the overall compensation and benefits package at 3.7 out of 5 stars.

3. What degree do you need to be a demand planner?

To become a Demand Planner, a Bachelor's Degree is essential. Common majors include Business Administration and Supply Chain Management. The salary for this role typically ranges from $57,900 to $73,700, with a median salary of $65,700, reflecting the importance of education and expertise in this field.

4. How much do Harvard instructors make?

Harvard University instructors earn an average yearly salary of around $84,081, which is significantly higher than the salary range for College/University Continuing Education Planners. The salary for this role typically ranges from $57,900 to $73,700, indicating that Harvard instructors are compensated well above this range.

5. What degree do you need to be a planner?

To become a College/University Continuing Education Planner, you typically need a bachelor's degree followed by a master's degree, which can take about 7 years of education. Some entry-level positions may require 1 to 2 years of experience in related fields like public policy or economics. Salaries for this role range from $57,900 to $73,700, with a median of $65,700.

6. How much money do you get for college education?

The salary for a College/University Continuing Education Planner typically ranges from $57,900 to $73,700 annually, with a median salary of $65,700. This compensation reflects the importance of their role in managing educational programs, which can help offset the costs of college education, such as the average in-state tuition at public universities.

7. What is the hourly rate for a planner?

The average salary for a College/University Continuing Education Planner ranges from $57,900 to $73,700 annually. This translates to an hourly rate of approximately $27.80 to $35.40, depending on experience and position level. Entry-level roles typically start at around $27.80 per hour, while more experienced planners can earn up to $35.40 per hour.

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Hourly Wage for College/University Continuing Education Planner Salary in the United States

How much does a College/University Continuing Education Planner make hourly?

Key Factors That Influence College/University Continuing Education Planner Salaries

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How Do College/University Continuing Education Planner Salaries Vary from State to State?

Top Paying Cities for College/University Continuing Education Planners

College/University Continuing Education Planner Salary by Company Size: Startups vs. Enterprise

College/University Continuing Education Planner Salary by Company Size

College/University Continuing Education Planner Salary by Industry: Top Paying Sectors

The top paying industries for a College/University Continuing Education Planner

How Education impacts a College/University Continuing Education Planner's Salary?

College/University Continuing Education Planner Salaries by Degree Level

Typical Education for College/University Continuing Education Planner

College/University Continuing Education Planner Salary: Hourly Rate, Weekly Pay, and Monthly Pay

Salary Trends for College/University Continuing Education Planner

Average Annual Salary of College/University Continuing Education Planner Over Time

Most common benefits for College/University Continuing Education Planner

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FAQ about College/University Continuing Education Planner

1. What industry pays the highest salary for College/University Continuing Education Planner?

2. How much does American College of Education pay?

3. What degree do you need to be a demand planner?

4. How much do Harvard instructors make?

5. What degree do you need to be a planner?

6. How much money do you get for college education?

7. What is the hourly rate for a planner?

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Hourly Wage for College/University Continuing Education Planner Salary in the United States

How much does a College/University Continuing Education Planner make hourly?

Key Factors That Influence College/University Continuing Education Planner Salaries

How Experience Level Affects College/University Continuing Education Planner Salaries?

How Do College/University Continuing Education Planner Salaries Vary from State to State?

Top Paying Cities for College/University Continuing Education Planners

College/University Continuing Education Planner Salary by Company Size: Startups vs. Enterprise

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