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    US Counties by Bachelor's Degree Attainment— Page 65

    US counties ranked by the percentage of adults who hold a bachelor's degree or higher, from the Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates.

    3,221 counties rankedSource: US Census Bureau ACS 2023Highest firstShowing #1601–1625
    #CountyStateBachelor's Degree+
    1601Wayne CountyPennsylvania21.6%
    1602San Joaquin CountyCalifornia21.6%
    1603Pipestone CountyMinnesota21.6%
    1604Cass CountyIowa21.6%
    1605Cass CountyMichigan21.6%
    1606Faribault CountyMinnesota21.6%
    1607Sanders CountyMontana21.6%
    1608Hanson CountySouth Dakota21.5%
    1609Dodge CountyNebraska21.5%
    1610Lincoln CountyKansas21.5%
    1611Coffee CountyAlabama21.5%
    1612Wilkin CountyMinnesota21.5%
    1613Rowan CountyNorth Carolina21.5%
    1614Valley CountyMontana21.5%
    1615Rush CountyKansas21.5%
    1616Toole CountyMontana21.5%
    1617Klamath CountyOregon21.5%
    1618Wyoming CountyPennsylvania21.5%
    1619Osage CountyOklahoma21.5%
    1620Doniphan CountyKansas21.5%
    1621Calhoun CountyIowa21.5%
    1622Ceiba MunicipioPuerto Rico21.5%
    1623Cedar CountyIowa21.5%
    1624Tioga CountyPennsylvania21.5%
    1625Franklin CountyIdaho21.5%
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    Data from the US Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates, 2019–2023. Rankings include all counties, county equivalents, and independent cities in the United States. Click any county to see its full profile.

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