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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%
- Kentucky
- 27.6%
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See allBachelor's degree or higher by county in Kentucky
- 1Fayette County48.3%
- 2Oldham County46.4%
- 3Woodford County40.7%
- 4Campbell County39.7%
- 5Kenton County37.4%
- 6Jefferson County37%
- 7Boone County35.7%
- 8Scott County34.7%
- 9Madison County34.4%
- 10Jessamine County33.5%
- 11Shelby County32.8%
- 12Warren County32.3%
- 13Franklin County31.9%
- 14Calloway County31.2%
- 15McCracken County29%
- 16Bourbon County26.3%
- 17Anderson County26.2%
- 18Boyle County26.2%
- 19Daviess County26.2%
- 20Rowan County25.9%
- 21Mercer County24.9%
- 22Hardin County24.8%
- 23Nelson County23.8%
- 24Spencer County23.6%
- 25Taylor County23%
- 26Clark County22.9%
- 27Harrison County22.5%
- 28Adair County21.8%
- 29Trigg County21.7%
- 30Marshall County21.2%
- 31Montgomery County20.9%
- 32Whitley County20.9%
- 33Henderson County20.1%
- 34Boyd County20%
- 35Mason County20%
- 36Meade County20%
- 37Christian County19.6%
- 38Washington County19.6%
- 39Bullitt County19.5%
- 40Knott County19.5%
- 41Cumberland County19.1%
- 42Fleming County18.9%
- 43Greenup County18.8%
- 44Simpson County18.8%
- 45Garrard County18.7%
- 46Morgan County18.7%
- 47Allen County18.4%
- 48Ballard County18.4%
- 49Graves County18.4%
- 50Barren County18.3%
- 51Owen County18.3%
- 52Pulaski County18.1%
- 53Clinton County18%
- 54Bracken County17.8%
- 55Pike County17.8%
- 56Laurel County17.5%
- 57Green County17.4%
- 58Hancock County17.3%
- 59Caldwell County17.1%
- 60Trimble County17.1%
- 61Hopkins County16.9%
- 62Johnson County16.8%
- 63McLean County16.8%
- 64Lyon County16.5%
- 65Todd County16.5%
- 66Fulton County16.1%
- 67Grayson County16.1%
- 68Logan County16.1%
- 69Monroe County16%
- 70Carter County15.9%
- 71Lincoln County15.9%
- 72Bell County15.8%
- 73Clay County15.5%
- 74Henry County15.5%
- 75Larue County15.5%
- 76Pendleton County15.4%
- 77Russell County15.4%
- 78Breathitt County15.3%
- 79Crittenden County15.3%
- 80Floyd County15.3%
- 81Grant County15.3%
- 82Lewis County15.3%
- 83Hickman County15.1%
- 84Marion County15.1%
- 85Gallatin County15%
- 86Carlisle County14.9%
- 87Menifee County14.9%
- 88Perry County14.8%
- 89Livingston County14.7%
- 90Muhlenberg County14.7%
- 91Lawrence County14.6%
- 92Breckinridge County14.2%
- 93Ohio County13.9%
- 94Wayne County13.9%
- 95Powell County13.8%
- 96Robertson County13.8%
- 97Rockcastle County13.7%
- 98Knox County13.6%
- 99Union County13.1%
- 100Harlan County13%
- 101Metcalfe County13%
- 102Casey County12.9%
- 103Magoffin County12.8%
- 104Webster County12.8%
- 105Letcher County12.5%
- 106Bath County12.3%
- 107Estill County12.2%
- 108Hart County12.2%
- 109Leslie County11.5%
- 110Carroll County11.4%
- 111Edmonson County10.7%
- 112Martin County10.2%
- 113Butler County9.9%
- 114Nicholas County9.8%
- 115Lee County9.2%
- 116Jackson County8.8%
- 117Elliott County8.7%
- 118Wolfe County8.7%
- 119McCreary County8.5%
- 120Owsley County7.1%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest bachelor's degree or higher in Kentucky?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 40513 (Lexington, KY) has the highest: 73.4%.
Which zip code has the lowest bachelor's degree or higher in Kentucky?
40404 (Berea, KY) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the bachelor's degree or higher for the United States?
35.7%; in Kentucky it is 27.6%.
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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