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Share of adults 25 and older with at least a four-year college degree.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 35.7%
- Kansas
- 35.6%
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See allBachelor's degree or higher by county in Kansas
- 1Johnson County57.6%
- 2Douglas County53.2%
- 3Riley County48.9%
- 4Ellis County38.9%
- 5Pottawatomie County38.2%
- 6Leavenworth County36.1%
- 7Thomas County34.6%
- 8McPherson County34.3%
- 9Butler County32.4%
- 10Crawford County32.2%
- 11Shawnee County32.2%
- 12Sedgwick County32.1%
- 13Clark County31.1%
- 14Miami County31%
- 15Marion County30.4%
- 16Chase County30.2%
- 17Hodgeman County30.2%
- 18Harvey County30.1%
- 19Trego County30.1%
- 20Morris County29.9%
- 21Nemaha County29.9%
- 22Greeley County29.8%
- 23Saline County29.1%
- 24Scott County28.7%
- 25Kiowa County28.3%
- 26Ottawa County27.7%
- 27Barber County27.3%
- 28Stafford County27.1%
- 29Decatur County27%
- 30Graham County26.9%
- 31Meade County26.5%
- 32Lyon County26.3%
- 33Geary County26.2%
- 34Mitchell County26.2%
- 35Gray County25.9%
- 36Lincoln County25.9%
- 37Rice County25.9%
- 38Sumner County25.9%
- 39Pratt County25.8%
- 40Washington County25.8%
- 41Logan County25.7%
- 42Smith County25.6%
- 43Clay County25.5%
- 44Kingman County25.3%
- 45Grant County25.1%
- 46Ness County25%
- 47Wabaunsee County25%
- 48Franklin County24.6%
- 49Jefferson County24.6%
- 50Cowley County24.5%
- 51Wallace County24.5%
- 52Lane County24.4%
- 53Sheridan County24.3%
- 54Gove County24.2%
- 55Stanton County24.2%
- 56Sherman County24.1%
- 57Bourbon County23.9%
- 58Osborne County23.8%
- 59Dickinson County23.7%
- 60Neosho County23.3%
- 61Rooks County23.2%
- 62Woodson County23.1%
- 63Harper County22.8%
- 64Ellsworth County22.7%
- 65Linn County22.7%
- 66Jackson County22.6%
- 67Montgomery County22.6%
- 68Norton County22.5%
- 69Phillips County22.5%
- 70Allen County22.4%
- 71Cheyenne County22%
- 72Atchison County21.8%
- 73Barton County21.7%
- 74Doniphan County21.7%
- 75Greenwood County21.6%
- 76Osage County21.6%
- 77Elk County21.5%
- 78Republic County21.5%
- 79Rush County21.2%
- 80Wyandotte County21.2%
- 81Cloud County20.8%
- 82Ford County20.7%
- 83Edwards County20.5%
- 84Hamilton County20.5%
- 85Reno County20.4%
- 86Stevens County20.3%
- 87Labette County20.2%
- 88Comanche County20.1%
- 89Wichita County20.1%
- 90Rawlins County20%
- 91Haskell County19.9%
- 92Wilson County19.9%
- 93Coffey County19.7%
- 94Russell County19.7%
- 95Brown County19.6%
- 96Cherokee County19.4%
- 97Kearny County19.4%
- 98Marshall County19.1%
- 99Finney County19%
- 100Chautauqua County18.6%
- 101Jewell County18.2%
- 102Pawnee County18%
- 103Morton County17.1%
- 104Anderson County14%
- 105Seward County11.4%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest bachelor's degree or higher in Kansas?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 66045 (Lawrence, KS) has the highest: 100%.
Which zip code has the lowest bachelor's degree or higher in Kansas?
66854 (Hartford, KS) has the lowest: 8.2%.
What is the bachelor's degree or higher for the United States?
35.7%; in Kansas it is 35.6%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of adults 25 and older with at least a four-year college degree.
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