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Management Schools In California

Management classes faculty can choose to work at one of 137 accredited management schools in California. The graphs, statistics and analysis below outline the current state and the future direction of academia in management in the state of California, which encompasses management training at the following levels:

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Professional Trends

California Vs. National Management Employment

California	554,830
National	4,470,040

Of all of the management professionals in the country, nearly 12% are in the state of California.

Employment Growth for Management professionals In California

2006	2007	2008	2009	2010
572,620	604,080	609,310	584,950	551,570

Yellow: Actual Values

Management is a shrinking field in California. In California, 21,050 less management professionals were working in 2010, than there were in 2006. This represents a 4% decline in the field. This decline is faster than the national trend for management professionals which shows a 3% increase in the number of management professionals working around the nation.

Management VS. All Professions salaries in California

2006	2007	2008	2009	2010
$82,780	$85,538	$89,512	$91,622	$94,670
$48,885	$52,410	$54,744	$56,285	$57,176

Light Blue: Management
Dark Yellow: All Professions

As the number of management professionals is declining, the salaries paid to management professionals are increasing in California. The mean salary for management professionals in 2006 was $82,780 per year. And in 2010 the mean salary was $94,670 per year.

Salary percentiles for Management professionals in California

10th percentile	$48,232
25th percentile	$62,927
50th percentile	$85,064
75th percentile	$115,140
90th percentile	$145,216

Thus, management professionals' salaries grew by 13% in 4 years. State trends for all professions mirror this growth. Within the field of management, there is a huge variation in pay, with the highest paid management professionals earning 201% more money than those in the bottom 10% of the pay bracket in California state.

Average Salaries for Management professionals and related professions in California

Business Administration	$106,637
Business Management	$121,280
Construction Management	$78,172
Educational Leadership	$86,700
Emergency Management	$87,020
Health Information Management	$72,355
Healthcare Management	$105,190
Hotel Management	$56,010
International Business	$102,440
Management	$95,677
Project Management	$93,782
Property Management	$74,010
Restaurant Management	$52,030
Risk Management	$90,045
Small Business	$128,440
Sports Management	$122,380
Supply Chain Management	$79,260

In California, management professionals make, on average, less than their counterparts in related professions.

Educational Trends

Management programs available for each degree type for all schools in California

associate	139
bachelor	43
master	19
doctor	0
Certificate	210
Total	411

As the number of management professionals is decreasing in California state, the number of students graduating from the 137 accredited management schools in California state is decreasing. In California, there were 6,164 graduates in 2006. And there were 2,045 graduates from management courses in 2010.

There was a decrease in the number of management school degree or certificate graduates in California by 67%. A majority of these graduates, or 51%, graduated with a undergraduate certificate in management.

Management Faculty Salaries in California

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