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Employment and Industries in the College Station, Texas Area

Texas A&M University, a prominent research university, has a major role in College Station's economy and is the largest employer in College Station. The region's Research Valley is a notable technology based business environment. The valley is home to numerous companies including Novartis, Pfizer, Schlumberger, Conoco-Phillips and Hewlett-Packard. The Research Valley is bolstered by industries such as homeland security, energy, information technology and life sciences/health sciences. Research Valley includes a large number of private and public sector jobs.

In College Station, the major job providing sectors are educational services, accommodation and food services, professional, scientific and technical services; and healthcare. Management, professional and related occupations (45% of the workforce). Sales and office occupations (22% of the jobs).

The top job providers in the College Station area:

  • Texas A&M University System - Education
  • Bryan Independent School District - Education
  • St. Joseph Regional Health Center - Health services
  • Sanderson Farms - Poultry processing
  • College Station Independent School District - Education
  • Reynolds & Reynolds/ Rentsys - Computer hardware/software
  • City of College Station - Government
  • New Alenco Windows - Windows
  • Walmart - Retail
  • West Corporation - Telecommunications
  • H-E-B Grocery - Retail
  • Scott & White Clinic - Healthcare
  • Kent Moore Cabinets - Cabinets
  • College Station Medical Center - Healthcare
  • Blinn College - Bryan Campus - Education
  • Texas Engineering Experiment Station
  • Texas Transportation Institute
  • Brindley Foundation
  • Vertafore Inc

Noteworthy facts about College Station, Texas: Cost of living index in 2008: 88.0 (U.S. average: 100). Adult population that has earned a bachelor's degree or higher: 58%. Average salary in 2009: $32,000.

Associations offering assistance to local businesses include:

The Eagle is a good resource regarding local business and industry news.

Most Popular Jobs in College Station, Texas Metro Area (2008 data)

Where the Majority of Workers Have College Degrees

Rank Title Local Jobs Local Mean Salary Typical Local Salary National Growth % 2006-2016 National % With College Degree
1 Registered nurses 1,670 $61,120 $42,220 - 82,110 24% 56%
2 Elementary school teachers, except special education 1,010 $42,160 $33,730 - 53,830 14% 95%
3 Civil engineers 680 $60,940 $21,880 - 105,640 18% 87%
4 Accountants and auditors 670 $53,930 $32,780 - 78,960 18% 79%
5 Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education 650 $43,140 $34,230 - 55,520 6% 96%
6 Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products 520 $59,630 $28,190 - 115,650 8% 51%
7 Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education 490 $41,410 $33,850 - 52,190 11% 95%
8 Computer systems analysts 270 $65,440 $39,370 - 98,340 29% 68%
9 Public relations specialists 220 $63,130 $31,340 - 104,740 18% 81%
10 Computer software engineers, systems software 210 $62,530 $30,040 - 118,900 28% 85%
11 Computer programmers 210 $52,960 $15,760 - 82,950 -4% 73%
12 Network and computer systems administrators 180 $57,970 $41,580 - 78,460 27% 50%
13 Teachers and instructors, all other 170 $30,080 $14,980 - 40,630 9% 54%
14 Mechanical engineers 150 $56,620 $28,880 - 114,320 4% 78%
15 Education administrators, elementary and secondary school 140 $67,030 $48,190 - 87,790 8% 78%
16 Electronics engineers, except computer 140 $50,720 $28,940 - 83,390 4% 81%
17 Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school 140 $41,580 $34,280 - 53,590 20% 87%
18 Financial managers 120 $96,800 $48,780 - 160,160 13% 60%
19 Lawyers 120 $89,750 $36,700 - 137,660 11% 99%
20 Computer software engineers, applications 120 $83,710 $47,960 - 148,560 45% 85%
21 Medical and health services managers 120 $81,520 $46,320 - 117,190 16% 57%
22 Instructional coordinators 120 $49,060 $33,670 - 74,590 23% 79%
23 Educational, vocational, and school counselors 120 $48,940 $36,230 - 63,430 13% 73%
24 Librarians 120 $45,210 $26,180 - 61,940 4% 85%
25 Electrical engineers 120 $42,390 $27,890 - 65,790 6% 81%
26 Chemists 110 $56,470 $31,050 - 88,910 9% 93%
27 Animal scientists 110 $53,940 $33,240 - 82,230 10% 82%
28 Pharmacists 100 $114,120 $100,570 - 130,990 22% 97%
29 Chemical engineers 100 $46,510 $28,370 - 81,390 8% 91%
30 Vocational education teachers, secondary school 100 $45,170 $35,390 - 57,670 -5% 96%
31 Biomedical engineers 100 $41,440 $27,960 - 62,560 21% 76%
32 Biological technicians 100 $33,890 $17,150 - 52,440 16% 60%
33 Sales managers 90 $112,080 $51,250 - 10% 69%
34 Database administrators 90 $62,440 $35,110 - 95,080 29% 72%
35 Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists 90 $46,350 $24,530 - 72,730 18% 56%
36 Mental health counselors 90 $26,920 $21,640 - 31,930 30% 73%
37 Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products 90 $0 $ - 12% 51%
38 Management analysts 80 $47,190 $27,860 - 67,520 22% 78%
39 Special education teachers, secondary school 80 $41,140 $33,900 - 53,660 9% 87%
40 Special education teachers, middle school 80 $40,050 $32,880 - 51,940 16% 87%
41 Graphic designers 80 $31,100 $18,580 - 46,860 10% 55%
42 Counselors, all other 70 $45,540 $21,400 - 66,190 17% 73%
43 Architects, except landscape and naval 70 $44,420 $26,720 - 76,310 18% 88%
44 Coaches and scouts 70 $36,180 $13,930 - 65,020 15% 60%
45 Child, family, and school social workers 70 $35,870 $26,900 - 57,560 19% 77%
46 Computer and information systems managers 60 $86,380 $43,880 - 131,460 16% 73%
47 Veterinarians 60 $83,960 $59,340 - 127,320 35% 100%
48 Financial analysts 60 $62,810 $35,390 - 87,490 34% 87%
49 Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists 60 $55,290 $31,820 - 74,570 18% 56%
50 Network systems and data communications analysts 60 $53,390 $35,060 - 80,300 53% 57%
51 Detectives and criminal investigators 60 $47,940 $30,440 - 64,570 17% 54%
52 Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation 60 $44,060 $28,730 - 60,050 5% 58%
53 Audio-visual collections specialists 60 $43,260 $30,690 - 53,220 -14% 79%
54 Training and development specialists 60 $40,840 $25,060 - 59,980 18% 56%
55 Legislators 60 $24,890 $13,000 - 57,990 1% 65%
56 Physical therapists 50 $74,920 $56,660 - 97,940 27% 89%
57 Editors 50 $48,130 $32,390 - 67,170 2% 81%
58 Merchandise displayers and window trimmers 50 $24,780 $17,420 - 35,190 11% 55%
59 Engineering managers 40 $124,350 $69,780 - 7% 84%
60 Speech-language pathologists 40 $52,770 $34,680 - 66,480 11% 98%
61 Medical and public health social workers 40 $50,590 $36,700 - 65,540 24% 77%
62 Advertising sales agents 40 $37,230 $17,180 - 62,650 20% 56%
63 Market research analysts 40 $36,370 $21,320 - 76,720 20% 82%
64 Dentists, general 40 $0 $ - 9% 100%
65 Public relations managers 30 $92,880 $43,540 - 150,440 17% 75%
66 Surveyors 30 $59,740 $24,210 - 94,330 24% 82%
67 Budget analysts 30 $58,130 $38,520 - 78,120 7% 78%
68 Floral designers 30 $22,400 $17,280 - 29,730 -9% 55%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

Rank Title Local Jobs Local Mean Salary Typical Local Salary National Growth % 2006-2016 National % With College Degree
1 Retail salespersons 3,000 $21,570 $13,380 - 34,340 12% 25%
2 Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food 2,880 $15,660 $12,940 - 19,570 18% 5%
3 Cashiers 2,630 $16,260 $12,950 - 20,290 -3% 10%
4 Executive secretaries and administrative assistants 2,320 $36,160 $23,600 - 51,600 15% 18%
5 Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive 2,260 $26,180 $16,970 - 36,510 1% 18%
6 Office clerks, general 2,170 $19,950 $13,280 - 30,390 13% 19%
7 Waiters and waitresses 1,580 $17,210 $12,820 - 30,430 11% 14%
8 Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners 1,150 $18,780 $13,420 - 25,110 15% 4%
9 General and operations managers 1,130 $95,260 $44,870 - 2% 48%
10 Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer 1,120 $36,130 $22,190 - 55,750 10% 4%
11 Customer service representatives 1,070 $21,470 $13,610 - 31,600 25% 22%
12 Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks 950 $28,190 $18,130 - 39,910 13% 16%
13 Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand 950 $19,430 $14,220 - 25,450 2% 5%
14 Maintenance and repair workers, general 920 $26,850 $13,660 - 47,050 10% 6%
15 First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers 880 $44,360 $26,890 - 69,190 6% 29%
16 First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers 880 $27,120 $17,440 - 39,850 11% 14%
17 First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers 790 $36,530 $22,470 - 54,490 4% 25%
18 Cooks, restaurant 790 $17,770 $13,200 - 24,090 12% 5%
19 Construction laborers 720 $21,990 $16,640 - 29,860 11% 5%
20 Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses 710 $38,190 $27,620 - 50,980 14% 7%
21 Stock clerks and order fillers 710 $21,070 $14,000 - 29,950 -8% 8%
22 Maids and housekeeping cleaners 690 $16,130 $13,050 - 19,830 13% 5%
23 Teacher assistants 650 $18,240 $13,340 - 24,970 10% 18%
24 Physicians and surgeons, all other 640 $154,320 $40,590 - 0% 0%
25 Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants 640 $20,490 $16,200 - 25,790 18% 7%
26 Receptionists and information clerks 610 $20,010 $14,680 - 27,060 17% 13%
27 Landscaping and groundskeeping workers 590 $20,990 $15,140 - 29,530 18% 6%
28 Electricians 480 $31,690 $20,470 - 41,740 7% 7%
29 Police and sheriff's patrol officers 470 $47,610 $28,280 - 67,390 11% 33%
30 Team assemblers 450 $21,080 $13,360 - 30,510 0% 5%
31 Truck drivers, light or delivery services 440 $28,370 $14,070 - 52,560 8% 4%
32 Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop 440 $16,120 $12,950 - 21,290 10% 8%
33 First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers 410 $50,090 $29,390 - 75,400 9% 10%
34 Food preparation workers 410 $15,690 $12,810 - 20,580 15% 7%
35 Roustabouts, oil and gas 380 $24,510 $17,650 - 35,500 -3% 0%
36 Driver/sales workers 380 $19,720 $13,080 - 32,480 -5% 4%
37 Bartenders 380 $16,970 $12,780 - 28,370 11% 17%
38 Business operations specialists, all other 370 $58,760 $31,250 - 97,030 21% 49%
39 Automotive service technicians and mechanics 370 $38,170 $18,590 - 61,940 14% 4%
40 Preschool teachers, except special education 370 $20,630 $13,900 - 36,900 26% 43%
41 Computer support specialists 360 $33,130 $22,680 - 43,670 13% 43%
42 Tellers 360 $21,810 $17,030 - 28,700 14% 16%
43 Packers and packagers, hand 360 $16,250 $13,010 - 19,470 -12% 3%
44 Rotary drill operators, oil and gas 340 $52,660 $28,720 - 69,450 -5% 0%
45 First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers 340 $43,070 $24,870 - 72,200 -5% 15%
46 Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks 340 $21,310 $13,540 - 30,990 4% 6%
47 Billing and posting clerks and machine operators 330 $26,380 $15,210 - 37,080 4% 15%
48 Counter and rental clerks 330 $23,260 $13,340 - 47,560 23% 16%
49 Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators 300 $30,310 $21,460 - 41,320 8% 3%
50 Security guards 290 $24,240 $14,410 - 38,590 17% 13%
51 Medical assistants 290 $24,210 $18,390 - 30,750 35% 10%
52 Dishwashers 280 $15,870 $12,830 - 21,390 10% 3%
53 Child care workers 280 $15,090 $12,840 - 18,670 18% 15%
54 Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters 270 $34,790 $23,370 - 48,340 11% 4%
55 Construction managers 260 $58,340 $26,910 - 87,630 16% 29%
56 Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers 250 $32,370 $23,270 - 40,650 5% 2%
57 Carpenters 250 $29,600 $19,950 - 40,220 10% 6%
58 Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks 240 $17,330 $13,520 - 20,930 17% 14%
59 Administrative services managers 230 $53,460 $22,600 - 100,640 12% 40%
60 First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers 230 $51,360 $27,960 - 87,570 7% 13%
61 Bus drivers, school 230 $18,610 $13,170 - 26,340 9% 4%
62 Fire fighters 220 $45,290 $35,910 - 59,670 12% 18%
63 Medical secretaries 220 $27,890 $20,720 - 37,500 17% 18%
64 Pharmacy technicians 210 $27,830 $20,540 - 35,070 32% 16%
65 Cement masons and concrete finishers 210 $25,110 $21,130 - 31,400 11% 2%
66 Emergency medical technicians and paramedics 200 $27,740 $18,210 - 35,800 19% 14%
67 Cooks, fast food 200 $15,320 $12,760 - 20,130 8% 5%
68 Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers 200 $15,210 $12,750 - 19,110 12% 6%
69 Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop 190 $15,390 $12,810 - 19,910 10% 17%
70 Postal service mail carriers 190 $0 $ - 1% 11%
71 Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators 180 $29,840 $20,780 - 41,990 14% 8%
72 Industrial truck and tractor operators 180 $20,800 $16,620 - 28,900 -2% 2%
73 Cooks, institution and cafeteria 180 $18,080 $13,420 - 24,400 11% 5%
74 Food service managers 170 $71,340 $36,090 - 5% 24%
75 Helpers--production workers 170 $25,470 $14,540 - 37,690 -1% 4%
76 Kindergarten teachers, except special education 160 $40,930 $33,950 - 51,590 16% 43%
77 Amusement and recreation attendants 160 $16,450 $12,860 - 20,200 24% 22%
78 Civil engineering technicians 150 $37,450 $22,990 - 59,540 10% 18%
79 Property, real estate, and community association managers 150 $30,490 $13,910 - 48,200 15% 36%
80 Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters 150 $24,700 $17,530 - 32,470 3% 4%
81 Cost estimators 140 $40,350 $24,610 - 63,740 19% 32%
82 Police, fire, and ambulance dispatchers 140 $30,250 $26,270 - 37,040 14% 11%
83 Parts salespersons 140 $25,930 $15,280 - 40,250 -2% 6%
84 Cleaners of vehicles and equipment 140 $17,700 $12,960 - 24,760 14% 3%
85 Loan officers 130 $77,630 $37,040 - 125,990 12% 49%
86 Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products 130 $47,130 $28,750 - 65,040 0% 42%
87 Sales representatives, services, all other 130 $38,390 $17,020 - 58,510 28% 48%
88 Real estate sales agents 130 $36,200 $18,140 - 60,690 11% 45%
89 Machinists 130 $30,360 $13,980 - 47,590 -3% 3%
90 Dental assistants 130 $29,620 $14,230 - 50,100 29% 9%
91 Tire repairers and changers 130 $22,570 $17,830 - 26,850 20% 6%
92 Radiologic technologists and technicians 120 $43,910 $28,050 - 62,070 15% 25%
93 Paralegals and legal assistants 120 $37,340 $26,850 - 52,970 22% 45%
94 Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers 120 $25,060 $15,190 - 33,200 -7% 14%
95 Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers 120 $22,590 $15,990 - 30,770 12% 0%
96 Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists 110 $35,950 $25,760 - 49,920 12% 3%
97 Industrial machinery mechanics 110 $34,520 $15,270 - 59,660 9% 5%
98 First-line supervisors/managers of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers 110 $33,740 $22,160 - 53,360 18% 15%
99 Production, planning, and expediting clerks 110 $33,320 $19,840 - 59,300 4% 30%
100 Architectural and civil drafters 110 $28,120 $20,700 - 39,950 6% 25%
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Jobs More Common Near College Station Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

Title Mean Local Salary Local Jobs Pop. vs. Avg.*
Animal scientists 53,940 110 426.5
Rotary drill operators, oil and gas 52,660 340 48.4
Roustabouts, oil and gas 24,510 380 33.9
Biomedical engineers 41,440 100 18.8
Chemical engineers 46,510 100 7
Civil engineers 60,940 680 4.7
Physicians and surgeons, all other 154,320 640 4.6
Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators 29,840 180 3.8
Biological technicians 33,890 100 3.4
Civil engineering technicians 37,450 150 3.4
Police, fire, and ambulance dispatchers 30,250 140 3.2
Tire repairers and changers 22,570 130 2.9
Executive secretaries and administrative assistants 36,160 2,320 2.8
Vocational education teachers, secondary school 45,170 100 2.8
Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters 24,700 150 2.7
Chemists 56,470 110 2.5
Veterinary technologists and technicians 26,370 100 2.5
Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive 26,180 2,260 2.3
Emergency medical technicians and paramedics 27,740 200 2.2
Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks 17,330 240 2.2
Construction managers 58,340 260 2.1
First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers 27,120 880 2.1
Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food 15,660 2,880 2
Cement masons and concrete finishers 25,110 210 2
Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses 38,190 710 2
Driver/sales workers 19,720 380 2
Kindergarten teachers, except special education 40,930 160 1.9
First-line supervisors/managers of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers 33,740 110 1.9
Electronics engineers, except computer 50,720 140 1.9
Instructional coordinators 49,060 120 1.8
Preschool teachers, except special education 20,630 370 1.8
Property, real estate, and community association managers 30,490 150 1.8
Architectural and civil drafters 28,120 110 1.7
Administrative services managers 53,460 230 1.7
Fire fighters 45,290 220 1.7
Cooks, restaurant 17,770 790 1.7
Food service managers 71,340 170 1.6
Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators 30,310 300 1.6
Public relations specialists 63,130 220 1.6
Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop 16,120 440 1.6
Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers 22,590 120 1.6
Librarians 45,210 120 1.5
Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education 41,410 490 1.5
Real estate sales agents 36,200 130 1.5
Maids and housekeeping cleaners 16,130 690 1.5
Police and sheriff's patrol officers 47,610 470 1.5
Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers 26,870 100 1.5
Bartenders 16,970 380 1.4
Cashiers 16,260 2,630 1.4
Electrical engineers 42,390 120 1.4

Work Paying Relatively Well in the College Station, Texas Metro Area (2008 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

Title Mean Local Salary Salary Index * Local Jobs
Food service managers 71,340 1.47 170
Loan officers 77,630 1.31 130
Public relations specialists 63,130 1.25 220
Computer software engineers, applications 83,710 1.08 120
Helpers--production workers 25,470 1.08 170
Fire fighters 45,290 1.08 220
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products 59,630 1.06 520
Automotive service technicians and mechanics 38,170 1.05 370
Financial managers 96,800 1.04 120
Rotary drill operators, oil and gas 52,660 1.02 340
Counter and rental clerks 23,260 1 330
Business operations specialists, all other 58,760 1 370
Registered nurses 61,120 0.99 1,670
Pharmacy technicians 27,830 0.99 210
General and operations managers 95,260 0.99 1,130
First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers 44,360 0.98 880
Police and sheriff's patrol officers 47,610 0.98 470
Truck drivers, light or delivery services 28,370 0.98 440
Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses 38,190 0.97 710
Medical and health services managers 81,520 0.96 120
Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer 36,130 0.96 1,120
Medical secretaries 27,890 0.96 220
Security guards 24,240 0.96 290
Tire repairers and changers 22,570 0.95 130
Computer systems analysts 65,440 0.95 270
Educational, vocational, and school counselors 48,940 0.95 120
Network and computer systems administrators 57,970 0.94 180
First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers 36,530 0.94 790
Executive secretaries and administrative assistants 36,160 0.93 2,320
Stock clerks and order fillers 21,070 0.92 710
Dishwashers 15,870 0.92 280
Tellers 21,810 0.92 360
Waiters and waitresses 17,210 0.92 1,580
Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers 32,370 0.92 250
Dental assistants 29,620 0.92 130
Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists 35,950 0.91 110
Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers 22,590 0.91 120
Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food 15,660 0.91 2,880
Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop 16,120 0.9 440
Accountants and auditors 53,930 0.9 670
First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers 51,360 0.9 230
Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive 26,180 0.9 2,260
First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers 27,120 0.9 880
Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks 17,330 0.89 240
Amusement and recreation attendants 16,450 0.89 160
Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products 47,130 0.89 130
Emergency medical technicians and paramedics 27,740 0.88 200
Retail salespersons 21,570 0.88 3,000
Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks 28,190 0.88 950
Cooks, fast food 15,320 0.88 200

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