Court Reporter Salaries

Court Reporter Salary Data:

Lowest Salaries	$23,430
Average Salaries	$45,610
Highest Salaries	$77,770

Court reporters may earn a salary and a per page fee for transcripts.

Many court reporters earn additional money by freelancing. Freelance court reporters usually earn a fee for the project and a per page fee for the transcripts.

Salary data as shown by the Occupational Employment Statistics (OES) Survey Program (2006).

Are you interested in learning more about a career as a court reporter? Court reporting may be the right job for you if:

You want to earn a high salary doing interesting work in the legal field.
You don't want to spend years in college pursing a law degree, but would like to work in the legal setting.
You want a very secure and stable career with lots of room to grow.

Average Salary Court Reporter

The average salary for a court reporter is right around $45,000 a year, which is high pay, especially considering you do not need a full 4-year degree to gain employment.

Even better, court reporting is a hot career field due to the demand for court reporters. The current demand is high, but this career is only expected to grow in the future. Court reporting is a field that is expected to grow at a much faster rate than most all other occupations in the future.

Court Reporter Salaries

Court Reporter Salary Data:

Court reporters may earn a salary and a per page fee for transcripts.

Many court reporters earn additional money by freelancing. Freelance court reporters usually earn a fee for the project and a per page fee for the transcripts.

Average Salary Court Reporter

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