Personal Service Managers, All Other
Overview
Personal Service Managers, All Other has a national median salary of $69,770 per year, with +6.2% projected job growth from 2025–2035. The Bureau of Labor Statistics lists a high school diploma or equivalent as the typical education needed to enter this occupation.
Description
All personal service managers not listed separately.
Education
Education Levels of Current Workers
The Bureau of Labor Statistics lists a high school diploma or equivalent as the typical education needed to enter this occupation. The chart below shows the highest level of education held by people already working in this field, ages 25 and older. It includes workers who earned more education than the job requires and workers who entered the field under earlier requirements, so the largest bar is not the entry requirement. For example, if someone finished a bachelor's degree and then started working in this field, they are counted under “Bachelor's degree” here, but the job itself typically asks for a high school diploma or equivalent.
Income & Employability
Income Percentile
The median (50th percentile) is the middle wage; 10% earn less than the low figure and 10% earn more than the high figure.
| Low (10%) | $60,130 |
| Median (50%) | $126,520 |
| High (90%) | $257,310 |
Income by Experience
How pay typically grows from entry level (0–2 yrs) to expert (8+ yrs).
| Entry (0–2 yrs) | $53,134 |
| Mid (3–5 yrs) | $66,909 |
| Senior (6–8 yrs) | $74,627 |
| Expert (8+ yrs) | $93,444 |
Employability
There are currently 25,500 jobs in this career path (2025). That number is projected to grow to 27,100 by 2035, a +6.2% change.
+6.2% growthVideo Resources
Training Programs
1 program at 1 school on Career School App prepare students for a career as Personal Service Managers, All Other, including Fitness & Nutrition (1).
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Career cluster definitions are from Advance CTE.
Pay-by-experience bands are from Lightcast (as recent as July 2025).