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Statistician Salary in Minneapolis

2026 · Official labour data · 8 comparison cities

$117,417/yr

Last updated: September 2026 · Source: BLS OEWS · modeled estimate, not a published figure for this area

Typical range: $95,277 $144,701

Very High Confidence · 97/100

How much does a Statistician make in Minneapolis, MN?

A Statistician in Minneapolis earns a median of $117,417/year (about $56/hour). Most earn between $95,277 (25th percentile) and $144,701 (75th percentile); top earners (90th percentile) make $174,714 or more — 11% above the US average. Figures are from BLS employer payroll data, not self-reports.

$78,910
Entry (P10)
$117,417
Median (P50)
$144,701
Top 25% (P75)
$174,714
Top 10% (P90)

Understanding these Statistician salary numbers

We report percentiles, not a single average, because pay isn't evenly spread — a handful of very high earners would drag an average upward and mislead you. Here's exactly what each figure means.

Median (P50) — $117,417

Half of Statisticians in Minneapolis earn more than this and half earn less. It's the most honest "typical" salary — better than an average, which gets skewed by a few top earners.

25th percentile (P25) — $95,277

The lower end of the typical range: 75% of Statisticians earn more than this. It's common for early-career roles or lower-cost employers. Earning below it is grounds to negotiate.

75th percentile (P75) — $144,701

Your negotiation target: only 25% of Statisticians earn above it. Reaching P75 usually means seniority, in-demand specialisations, or simply negotiating from data. See how to negotiate.

90th percentile (P90) — $174,714

Top earners: only 10% of Statisticians make this or more — typically senior, highly specialised, or at the best-paying employers.

Gross vs after-tax pay

These figures are gross (before tax). What actually reaches your account depends on your country, state, and deductions. Estimate your net with the take-home calculator.

National vs Minneapolis pay

City figures apply the local market premium to BLS data, so Minneapolis differs from the US average by +11%. A higher number isn't always better once cost of living is counted.

Hourly rate — $56/hr

The hourly figure is the annual median divided by 2,080 (40 hours × 52 weeks). If you regularly work more than 40 hours, your real hourly rate is lower than this. Convert any salary with the salary calculator.

Why this differs from Glassdoor or Payscale

Those sites publish what people say they earn (self-reports), which skew high because higher earners report more often. Our figures come from mandatory employer payroll records (BLS OEWS), so they reflect the whole market — not just a vocal subset.

How current and reliable is this number?

This page carries a confidence score of 97/100, based on the data source and coverage. US figures track the latest BLS release and refresh automatically; international figures use OECD/ILO data. See the changelog for live data freshness.

What counts as a "good" Statistician salary in Minneapolis?

Around the median ($117,417) is solid and $144,701+ is strong — but "good" really depends on local costs. Check what the number is actually worth with the good-salary breakdown for Minneapolis.

Still curious how we get these numbers? Every figure is traceable to a primary source — see the full methodology and data sources.

Cite or reuse this data

Statistician salary in Minneapolis, MN: median $117,417 (P75 $144,701), per BLS OEWS via Official Salary, 2026.

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Key insights for Statisticians in Minneapolis

✓ Reviewed by the Official Salary Data TeamUpdated September 2026Source: BLS OES 2026Confidence: Very HighMethodology
  • Statisticians in Minneapolis earn about 11% more than the national median for the role ($117K vs $106K).
  • Cost of living in Minneapolis runs about 8% above the US average, so $117K is worth roughly $109K at national prices.
  • After a simplified take-home estimate, $117K nets about $87K/yr — roughly $51K/yr left after typical single-person living costs here.
  • Pay climbs with seniority: a senior/staff Statistician reaches about $159K — a +35% step from mid-level.
Official Salary Verdict™
Typical Range

Statisticians in Minneapolis typically earn $95K–$145K a year.

Market Median

The market median is $117K — half earn above, half earn below.

Top Earners

Top earners (top 10%) make $175K or more.

High-Paying Role

Modelled from BLS OES national wage data and occupation premium analysis.

Official government labour statistics (BLS OEWS)Updated monthly via BLS APIHuman-reviewed methodologyConfidence Score: 97/100Editorial policy →

Statistician Salary Analysis — Minneapolis

Statisticians in Minneapolis earn a median salary of $117K, which is 11% above the national median of $106K. Minneapolis's established technology sector sustains above-average demand for this role, supporting premium compensation.

Based on BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) and employer payroll records. Figures represent the median (P50) across all experience levels in Minneapolis.

Cost of Living Adjustment

Minneapolis's cost of living is 8% above the US average. Your $117K salary has the equivalent purchasing power of approximately $109K in a city with average US living costs.

$117K
Nominal salary
+8%
CoL vs US avg
$109K
Real value

Salary Distribution — Minneapolis

5-band distribution from employer payroll records

P10Entry Level
$78,910

New graduates, 0–1 yr exp

P2525th Percentile
$95,277

1–3 years experience

P50Median
$117,417

3–7 years, typical professional

P7575th Percentile
$144,701

Senior / high-performer — target

P90Top 10%
$174,714

Staff / principal / lead

Statistician salary chart for Minneapolis, MN, 2026: median $117K, top 25% earn $145K+, from BLS employer payroll data
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+11%
vs US avg
+30%
demand growth
Med
AI risk
Data Confidence
97/100A+
BLS.OEWS.2026.v2Updated Sep 2, 2026

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Is $117K a good salary for Statistician in Minneapolis?

Benchmarked against the official BLS wage distribution for Statisticians in Minneapolis

50
$117K sits exactly at the market median

Half of Statisticians in Minneapolis earn more, half earn less. Enter your own salary in the checker above to see your exact percentile against this distribution.

Bottom 10%: $79K·Median: $117K·Top 10%: $175K
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Adjusted · 89% confidenceSource reliability: 40/40 (BLS)

Why This Salary?

How we arrived at $117K for Statisticians in Minneapolis

+11%
MN market level
MN pays 11% above the global baseline for this profession.
+8%
Minneapolis metro premium
Major metro areas command higher salaries to offset cost of living.
+8%
High demand for Statisticians
30% projected job growth creates upward wage pressure.
-2%
Automation risk headwind
55% automation risk. Employers factor displacement potential into wage offers.

Source: BLS OES. All figures reflect 2026 market conditions.

Statistician Salary by Experience Level in Minneapolis

How compensation grows from entry-level through staff / lead

Experience LevelYearsPercentileAnnual SalaryMonthlyHourly
Entry00 yrs$76,321$6,360$37
Junior22 yrs$96,282$8,024$46
Mid-LevelTypical44 yrs$110,372$9,198$53
Senior66 yrs$125,636$10,470$60
Staff1010 yrs$158,513$13,209$76
Principal1414 yrs$183,875$15,323$88
Distinguished1818 yrs$190,216$15,851$91

Based on BLS OEWS percentile distribution. Actual salary depends on employer, skills, and negotiation.

Skills That Earn More — Statistician

Estimated premium above the Minneapolis median based on market demand

R+4% ≈ +$5K/yr
Python+6% ≈ +$7K/yr
Bayesian Statistics+4% ≈ +$5K/yr
Experimental Design+4% ≈ +$5K/yr
Statistical Modelling+4% ≈ +$5K/yr

Estimates based on job-posting salary premiums for verified high-demand skills.

Statistician Intelligence Report

Career metrics and full compensation breakdown — from BLS demand data

Career Opportunity Score

Composite: demand growth × 1.4 + (100 − AI risk) × 0.4

B60/100
High RiskModerateExceptional
Demand Growth+30%/yr
AI Displacement Risk55% — Moderate
Risk-Adj. Salary Growth+3.2%/yr
Good: Solid career with steady demand. Upskill continuously to stay above automation floor.
BLS Official 10-yr OutlookMuch faster than average
+31%
Growth 2022–2032
+11K
New jobs projected
$125K
In 2 yrs
$138K
In 5 yrs
$161K
In 10 yrs

Total Compensation — Statistician

Beyond base salary: bonus, equity, and benefits

Total Comp Range
$155K$167K
per year
Base (73%)Bonus (7%)Equity (4%)Benefits (16%)
Base Salary
Median market rate
$117,417
Annual Bonus
Typical: 5–15% of base
$11,742
Equity (annualised)
~5% of base — RSUs/options
$5,871
Benefits Value
~22% — healthcare, 401k, PTO
$25,832
Total Comp (mid)
$160,862

Bonus, equity, and benefits are modelled estimates from category norms (not scraped from any single employer); base is BLS. Actual total comp varies by employer, level, and negotiation.

Typical Benefits for Statisticians

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Often adds 20–35% to your effective pay

Health Insurance
Medical, dental, vision
401(k) Match
Avg 3–6% employer match
PTO
15–25 days / year
Remote / Hybrid
Common in this role
Learning Budget
$1,000–$3,000 / year
Total compensation tip: Always negotiate base salary first. Equity, signing bonus, and remote flexibility have the highest negotiation leverage.

Compare Statistician Salaries by City

How Minneapolis, MN stacks up against other major markets

CityMedianP75vs US avg
Minneapolis, MN (current)$117,417$144,701++11%
New York, NY$137,510$174,060++30%
San Francisco, CA$152,338$187,737++44%
Seattle, WA$105,650$126,710++0%
Austin, TX$102,070$140,820+-3%
Boston, MA$102,320$157,700+-3%
Chicago, IL$122,180$143,830++16%
Los Angeles, CA$116,200$137,650++10%
Denver, CO$104,060$136,450+-2%

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average Statistician salary in Minneapolis, MN?

The estimated median Statistician salary in Minneapolis, MN is $117K per year (2026). This is a modeled estimate derived from national wage data adjusted for local cost levels, not a published government figure for this area.

What is a good Statistician salary in Minneapolis, MN?

The 75th percentile ($145K/yr) is the professional benchmark — what the top quarter already earns. It's a documented, negotiable target backed by BLS payroll data. Anything above the median ($117K) is above-average for this role in Minneapolis, MN.

How much does a Statistician earn per hour in Minneapolis, MN?

Based on the median annual salary of $117K, a Statistician in Minneapolis, MN earns approximately $56/hr (2,080-hour work year). The P75 rate is ~$70/hr.

Is Minneapolis, MN a good market for Statisticians?

Minneapolis, MN pays 11% above the US national average for this role. BLS projects 30% employment growth for Statisticians over 2022–2032, and AI automation risk is rated moderate for this occupation.

How do I negotiate a higher Statistician salary in Minneapolis, MN?

Cite the BLS P75 figure ($145K) — it is verifiable public data from government payroll records. Request the full compensation package: base + equity/bonus + benefits. Timing matters: negotiate at the offer stage, not after acceptance. Counter with a specific number, not a range.

What is the entry-level Statistician salary in Minneapolis, MN?

Entry-level Statisticians in Minneapolis, MN (10th–25th percentile) earn roughly $79K–$95K per year, rising toward the $117K median with experience and in-demand skills.

What does a senior Statistician earn in Minneapolis, MN?

Senior Statisticians in Minneapolis, MN — the top quartile up to the 90th percentile — earn about $145K–$175K per year, with the top 10% making $175K+.

How Is This Salary Calculated?

Every number is derived from a transparent, reproducible methodology — no estimates, no black boxes.

Where does the salary data come from?

US metro figures are published estimates from the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey, which covers roughly 1.1 million employer establishments. Where BLS does not publish a figure for an occupation and area, this site shows a modeled estimate and labels it as one.

How is the Minneapolis figure calculated?

The BLS publishes metro-area occupational wage statistics for 300+ US metropolitan areas. For Minneapolis, Official Salary uses the BLS metro premium ratio (metro median ÷ national median) and applies it to the national baseline.

What do P10, P25, P50, P75, and P90 mean?

These are salary percentiles from employer payroll records. P50 (median) means 50% of workers earn less. P75 means 75% earn less — this is the recommended negotiation anchor. P10 and P90 represent the bottom 10% and top 10% respectively.

How is take-home pay estimated?

Take-home pay is estimated using progressive tax brackets from official government sources (IRS for US, HMRC for UK, ATO for Australia, etc.). Social contributions (National Insurance, FICA, etc.) are added. These are estimates — actual take-home depends on deductions, filing status, and location.

How often is data updated?

US BLS salary data refreshes every 24 hours via the BLS public API. OECD international wages refresh monthly. ECB currency rates refresh every 4 hours.

Full formulas and source citations on the methodology page.

What a Statistician salary really means in Minneapolis

Take-home pay, rent affordability, and remote benchmarking — on the $117,417 median.

Estimated take-home

$90,716/yr

$7,560/month net

Gross median
$117,417
Income tax
$17,719
Social / FICA
$8,982
Effective rate
23%

Federal income tax only (FICA included). State income tax varies. Single-filer estimate — not tax advice.

Rent affordability

17%

of take-home on a typical 1-bed (~$1,268/mo)

The 30% rule says housing should stay under 30% of take-home. Here it's comfortably within that line. After all living costs (~$3,020/mo), roughly $4,540/mo is left to save or invest.

Cost-of-living estimate for Minneapolis; rent ≈ 42% of budget.

Remote vs onsite

$105,650$117,417

typical fully-remote benchmark range

Onsite Statisticians in Minneapolis earn the local median of $117,417. Fully-remote roles are usually benchmarked between the US median ($105,650) and the local rate — employers increasingly set remote pay by national or regional bands, not your city.

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✓ Reviewed by the Official Salary Data TeamUpdated September 2026Source: BLS OES 2026Confidence: Very HighMethodology

How to reach the top 25% as a Statistician in Minneapolis

The gap between a typical Statistician and the top quartile in Minneapolis is $27,284/year — about $2,274/month more than the median. Reaching the 75th percentile ($144,701) usually comes down to seniority, in-demand specialisations, and negotiating from real data instead of hoping for a raise.

Statistician Salary Trend (2019–2024)

BLS OES historical national medians

2019 median
$106K
2024 median
$106K

Source: BLS OEWS 2019–2024. City-level data uses national trend × metro premium.

Education Premium — Statistician

How degree level affects salary · ACS Census data

High School / GED
-35%
~$76K
Associate's Degree
-16%
~$99K
Bachelor's DegreeBASELINE
~$117K
Master's Degree
+18%
~$139K
Doctoral (PhD)
+42%
~$167K
Professional (MBA/JD/MD)
+25%
~$147K

Source: US Census Bureau ACS PUMS · BLS OES wage data.

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$117K
Market median
$145K
P75 target
$175K
Top 10%

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Statistician in Minneapolis — Distribution
P10
$79K
P25
$95K
P50
$117K
P75
$145K
P90
$175K
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Data Source & Attribution

This page’s figures are a modeled estimate: a national occupation wage adjusted for local cost levels. BLS does not publish a figure for this occupation and area, so these numbers are not a government measurement and should not be cited as one. International figures draw on OECD Average Wages, Eurostat SES, and ILO ILOSTAT.

BLS.OEWS.2026.v2

Sep 2, 2026

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