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Similar to other advanced level certifications, the PMP® requires several years of relatable work experience before the certification can be earned and as such the higher salaries are not reported until later on in one’s project management career. Average PMP® Salary – Based on Years of Experience Additionally, 78% of the US survey respondents reported annual salary increases greater than 1% over the past year. According to the 9th edition of PMI’s Project Management Salary Survey, the average salary of a PMP® in the United States is $111,969 which is the 3rd highest earning country in the world for PMPs according to their data. Higher salaries: The PMI found that US respondents to a recent survey reported a median salary of 123,000 if they had the certification, and 93,000 if they didn’t. PMP s who have been working for ten or more years have an average salary of 120,000 a year. Now, those who have been certified as a Project Management Professional (PMP) for five years make an average of 113,000 a year. PMP® Certification Holders Earn 20% More Than Their Non-Certified Peersīy far, one of the most appealing benefits of achieving the PMP® certification is the significant increase in salary you can expect. The median base PMP certification salary in the US for someone working in project management is 105,000 a year.
