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Top Paying Jobs in Illinois

Illinois has 100 tracked occupation categories totaling 581,630 jobs. The highest-paying occupations include Cardiologists ($517,850), Surgeons, All Other ($438,010), Dermatologists ($435,750). The cost of living index is 93.85 (national average = 100). Median 2-bedroom rent is $1,407/month.

State-level averages. Salaries, rent, and cost of living vary significantly between metros. For more accurate data, select a metro area from the list below or browse all metros.

$160K
Avg. median salary
93.85
Cost of living index
$1,407
Median 2BR rent
12,667,240
Population

Highest paying careers in Illinois

RankOccupationCategoryMedian salaryHourly
21Financial ManagersManagement$166K$79.75/hr
22Medical DosimetristsHealthcare$164K$78.78/hr
23Architectural and Engineering ManagersManagement$164K$78.66/hr
24Marketing ManagersManagement$163K$78.3/hr
25Arbitrators, Mediators, and ConciliatorsLegal$162K$78.08/hr
26LawyersLegal$161K$77.31/hr
27Natural Sciences ManagersManagement$160K$76.77/hr
28Dentists, GeneralHealthcare$156K$75.06/hr
29Sales ManagersManagement$155K$74.65/hr
30Purchasing ManagersManagement$153K$73.74/hr

Affordability snapshot: Illinois

These are statewide averages. Costs vary widely between metros, click into a specific city for precise numbers.

Cost of living vs. national average-6.2% less expensive
2-bedroom apartment (FMR)$1,407/mo

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