H1B Salary/By Location/Lower West Mississippi nonmetropolitan area

Prevailing Wage · 2025-26

H1B Prevailing Wage in Lower West Mississippi nonmetropolitan area

The U.S. Department of Labor sets four prevailing wage levels for every occupation in each wage area. These are the legal minimum H1B salaries in Lower West Mississippi nonmetropolitan area across 60 occupations, from entry (Level I) to senior (Level IV), covering 13 counties.

For example, the H1B prevailing wage for Software Developers in Lower West Mississippi nonmetropolitan area is $42,245 at Level I (entry), rising to $102,960 at Level IV (senior), for the 2025-26 wage year.

Counties in this wage area

13 counties

Every county below uses the Lower West Mississippi nonmetropolitan area prevailing wage shown on this page.

Adams County, MSAmite County, MSClaiborne County, MSFranklin County, MSJefferson County, MSJefferson Davis County, MSLawrence County, MSLincoln County, MSMarion County, MSPike County, MSWalthall County, MSWarren County, MSWilkinson County, MS
OccupationLevel IEntryLevel IIQualifiedLevel IIIExperiencedLevel IVSenior
Software Developers$42,245$62,483$82,722$102,960
Computer and Information Systems Managers$79,893$98,405$116,938$135,450
Computer Systems Analysts$53,186$69,389$85,571$101,774
Mechanical Engineers$79,477$95,181$110,906$126,610
Accountants and Auditors$43,222$59,114$75,026$90,917
Electrical Engineers$78,894$95,472$112,050$128,627
Management Analysts$61,755$79,914$98,093$116,251
Network and Computer Systems Administrators$51,563$66,539$81,494$96,470
Industrial Engineers$67,683$86,570$105,435$124,322
Civil Engineers$80,330$99,736$119,163$138,570
Project Management Specialists$57,574$80,350$103,147$125,923
Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists$29,827$39,562$49,317$59,051
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists$31,741$39,936$48,152$56,347
Architectural and Engineering Managers$112,986$131,726$150,446$169,187
Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education$77,542,400$87,553,440$97,566,560$107,577,600
Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary$100,339,200$185,009,760$269,678,240$354,348,800
Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education$79,144,000$90,631,840$102,121,760$113,609,600
Lawyers$43,742$65,728$87,714$109,699
Marketing Managers$60,840$105,851$150,862$195,874
Chemists$79,227$93,870$108,493$123,136
Computer Hardware Engineers$62,275$85,218$108,139$131,082
Physical Therapists$65,978$79,643$93,309$106,974
Financial Managers$54,330$78,603$102,898$127,171
Computer Occupations, All Other$56,056$77,314$98,592$119,850
Biological Scientists, All Other$57,117$78,645$100,152$121,680
Construction Managers$60,694$79,456$98,238$117,000
Logisticians$52,603$69,139$85,675$102,211
Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education$86,673,600$97,233,760$107,791,840$118,352,000
Registered Nurses$56,742$64,563$72,405$80,226
Dentists, General$64,022$105,830$147,638$189,446
Graphic Designers$30,618$49,525$68,432$87,339
General and Operations Managers$45,261$75,962$106,683$137,384
Occupational Therapists$68,266$80,226$92,186$104,146
Industrial Production Managers$85,093$104,229$123,365$142,501
Rehabilitation Counselors$30,347$35,651$40,934$46,238
Cost Estimators$43,909$56,181$68,474$80,746
Human Resources Specialists$39,333$50,586$61,838$73,091
Computer Network Support Specialists$40,227$50,773$61,298$71,843
Mental Health Counselors$40,394$46,342$52,291$58,240
Special Education Teachers, Elementary School$92,497,600$99,430,240$106,364,960$113,297,600
Pharmacists$102,898$116,688$130,478$144,269
Sales Managers$57,221$82,992$108,742$134,514
Medical and Health Services Managers$53,685$72,550$91,437$110,302
Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors$42,973$51,771$60,570$69,368
Education Administrators, Postsecondary$60,507$84,739$108,992$133,224
Instructional Coordinators$49,608$57,678$65,728$73,798
Veterinarians$71,718$88,442$105,144$121,867
Public Relations Specialists$34,882$50,918$66,934$82,971
Coaches and Scouts$37,731,200$60,396,960$83,060,640$105,726,400
Speech-Language Pathologists$49,982$61,776$73,549$85,342
Special Education Teachers, Secondary School$89,107,200$97,878,560$106,647,840$115,419,200
Training and Development Specialists$42,016$61,630$81,224$100,838
Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers$50,544$67,350$84,157$100,963
Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products$47,861$71,094$94,349$117,582
Business Operations Specialists, All Other$56,347$72,259$88,192$104,104
Social and Community Service Managers$39,062$52,000$64,917$77,854
Compliance Officers$37,710$54,808$71,906$89,003
Engineers, All Other$35,381$58,968$82,534$106,122
Kindergarten Teachers, Except Special Education$67,308,800$79,268,800$91,228,800$103,188,800
Special Education Teachers, Middle School$95,680,000$104,457,600$113,235,200$122,012,800

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Methodology

Prevailing wages are published by the U.S. Department of Labor, OFLC for the 2025-26 wage year, based on BLS Occupational Employment & Wage Statistics (OEWS) for the Lower West Mississippi nonmetropolitan area area. Hourly rates are annualized at 2,080 hours. These are the legal minimum an employer must pay; actual offers are often higher.

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