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    US Counties by Bachelor's Degree Attainment— Page 94

    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 #2326–2350
    #CountyStateBachelor's Degree+
    2326Clarendon CountySouth Carolina17.7%
    2327Gordon CountyGeorgia17.7%
    2328Fulton CountyIllinois17.6%
    2329Navajo CountyArizona17.6%
    2330Randolph CountyNorth Carolina17.6%
    2331Red Lake CountyMinnesota17.6%
    2332Davis CountyIowa17.6%
    2333Grays Harbor CountyWashington17.6%
    2334Huron CountyMichigan17.6%
    2335Morgan CountyWest Virginia17.6%
    2336Cass CountyTexas17.6%
    2337Worth CountyMissouri17.6%
    2338Shelby CountyIllinois17.6%
    2339Morgan CountyKentucky17.6%
    2340Iosco CountyMichigan17.6%
    2341Caroline CountyMaryland17.6%
    2342Harrison CountyMissouri17.6%
    2343Morgan CountyColorado17.6%
    2344Merrick CountyNebraska17.6%
    2345McDowell CountyNorth Carolina17.6%
    2346Mille Lacs CountyMinnesota17.6%
    2347Dawson CountyNebraska17.5%
    2348Elko CountyNevada17.5%
    2349Newton CountyMississippi17.5%
    2350Ralls CountyMissouri17.5%
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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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