SOC 19-1011.00 · DOL LCA DATA

Animal Scientists H-1B Visa Data 2026

The median H-1B offered wage for Animal Scientists is $65K/year, across 459 certified Labor Condition Applications filed with the US Department of Labor (FY2021–2026). Figures below are measured from DOL disclosure records, not modeled estimates.

$65K
Median Wage
$55K
25th Percentile
$87K
75th Percentile
459
Certified Filings

DOL Wage Levels & 2026 Lottery Entry Weight

Most certified Animal Scientists petitions are filed at Level I (Entry). Since February 27, 2026, USCIS weights the H-1B lottery by DOL prevailing wage level, so the level a role is filed at directly affects selection odds.

DOL Wage LevelFilingsShareMedian WageLottery Entries
Level I (Entry)20245.8%$55K
Level II (Qualified)12027.2%$69K
Level III (Experienced)6414.5%$87K
Level IV (Expert)5512.5%$96K

Across 441 certified Animal Scientists filings with a reported DOL wage level. Entry weights reflect the DHS wage-weighted selection rule effective February 27, 2026; USCIS has not published official aggregate selection-rate percentages by wage level, so none are stated here.

Top H-1B Sponsors for Animal Scientists

EmployerCertified FilingsMedian Wage
Zoetis, Inc.26$99K
Vytelle, LLC20$62K
Murphy-brown LLC14$52K
Texas A&M AgriLife Research13$55K
Cargill, Incorporated12$100K
Riverview, LLP11$61K
Mississippi State University10$77K
Colorado State University9$60K

Ranked by certified Animal Scientists filing volume, FY2021–2026.

Top States for Animal Scientists H-1B Filings

StateCertified FilingsMedian Wage
Texas54$58K
Minnesota30$63K
Florida22$65K
Oklahoma21$50K
Michigan20$85K
California20$90K
Colorado20$60K
New York19$71K

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Aggregated from DOL LCA disclosure files (FY2021–2026) for SOC occupation 19-1011.00, Animal Scientists, filtered to certified petitions with annual wages between $30K and $1M. Wages are medians of the offered wage stated in each filing (base salary only, not equity or bonus), reported as medians rather than averages because a small number of outlier filings can skew an average heavily.