Court Reporting Major Details

Court Reporting is a major in the Social Sciences field. It offers a very low median lifetime income of $2.1 million. A very low share of 17% of students go on to obtain a masters, doctorate, or professional degree after their bachelors. See data details here.

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Court Reporting Majors’ Salary Over the Career

This figure shows median earnings by age for those who majored in Court Reporting but have a bachelor’s degree only: “This Major (BA only)”, and those who majored in Court Reporting but obtained a masters degree or higher: “This Major (Grad Degree)”. For reference, “All Majors (BA only)” contains the median income for all college graduates who have a bachelor’s degree only, and “All Majors (Grad Degree)” contains the median income for all college graduates who have a Master’s degree or higher.

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This table highlights key outcomes for Court Reporting majors, compared to averages for all college graduates.

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Top 10 Early-Career Occupations (Bachelor’s only)

These are the top occupations for Court Reporting majors aged 25-35 who have a BA only (no graduate degree) and the median income they received in the occupation. The share indicates the percentage of Court Reporting majors aged 25-35 with a BA only who worked in that occupation.


Top 10 Mid-Career Occupations (Bachelor’s only)

These are the top occupations for Court Reporting majors aged 45-55 who have a BA only (no graduate degree) and the median income they received in the occupation. The share indicates the percentage of Court Reporting majors aged 45-55 with a BA only who worked in that occupation.


Top 10 Mid-Career Occupations (Master’s Degree or higher)

These are the top occupations for Court Reporting majors aged 45-55 who have completed graduate work (Masters, PhD, Professional Degree) and the median income they received in the occupation. The share indicates the percentage of Court Reporting majors aged 45-55 with graduate degrees who worked in that occupation.


Top 10 Early-Career Industries

These are the top industries for Court Reporting majors aged 25-35 and the median income they received in the industry. The share indicates the percentage of Court Reporting majors aged 25-35 who worked in that industry.

Share Industry Income
15 Justice, public order, and safety 60,100
7 Legal services 26,700
6 Detective and protective services 41,100
5 Business services, n.e.c. 15,900
5 Elementary and secondary schools 22,800
4 Colleges and universities 37,100
3 N/A (not applicable) 0
3 Insurance 79,800
3 Banking 40,000
2 Engineering, architectural, and surveying services 58,000

Top 10 Mid-Career Industries

These are the top industries for Court Reporting majors aged 45-55 and the median income they received in the industry. The share indicates the percentage of Court Reporting majors aged 45-55 who worked in that industry.

Share Industry Income
23 Justice, public order, and safety 67,500
9 N/A (not applicable) 0
6 Legal services 50,700
4 Trucking service 19,800
3 Colleges and universities 64,700
3 All construction 43,500
3 Business services, n.e.c. 60,100
3 General government, n.e.c. 125,000
2 Services incidental to transportation 92,200
2 Automotive repair and related services 53,100

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