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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%
- Texas
- 33.8%
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- 1Travis County56.6%
- 2Collin County56.2%
- 3Fort Bend County50.2%
- 4Denton County49.4%
- 5Kendall County48.9%
- 6Williamson County48.4%
- 7Brewster County45.5%
- 8Rockwall County44.5%
- 9Comal County43.3%
- 10Hays County43.2%
- 11Brazos County43%
- 12King County38.9%
- 13Mason County38.8%
- 14Montgomery County38.8%
- 15Gillespie County37.2%
- 16Borden County36.9%
- 17Hansford County36.4%
- 18Jeff Davis County35.9%
- 19Dallas County35.7%
- 20Blanco County35.4%
- 21Galveston County34.8%
- 22Tarrant County34.8%
- 23Harris County34.2%
- 24Shackelford County34.1%
- 25Randall County33.7%
- 26Lubbock County33.4%
- 27Brazoria County33.1%
- 28Hood County32.9%
- 29Llano County32.4%
- 30Parker County32.3%
- 31Erath County32.1%
- 32Bexar County31.8%
- 33Guadalupe County31.4%
- 34Kerr County31.3%
- 35Midland County31%
- 36Washington County30.7%
- 37Sherman County30.2%
- 38Ellis County30.1%
- 39Somervell County29.3%
- 40Taylor County29.3%
- 41Glasscock County29.2%
- 42Aransas County28.8%
- 43McLennan County28.7%
- 44Smith County28.6%
- 45Burnet County28.5%
- 46Irion County28.3%
- 47Nacogdoches County28.2%
- 48Presidio County28%
- 49Mills County27.9%
- 50Waller County27.9%
- 51Franklin County27.8%
- 52Fayette County27.5%
- 53Armstrong County27.2%
- 54Bandera County27.2%
- 55Bell County27.2%
- 56Kimble County27.1%
- 57Terrell County26.9%
- 58Hamilton County26.8%
- 59Lynn County26.8%
- 60Kaufman County26.5%
- 61Carson County26.4%
- 62Kent County26.3%
- 63Edwards County26.1%
- 64El Paso County25.9%
- 65Wilson County25.9%
- 66Collingsworth County25.6%
- 67Tom Green County25.5%
- 68Archer County25.4%
- 69Baylor County25.3%
- 70Johnson County25.2%
- 71Austin County25.1%
- 72Wichita County25.1%
- 73Bastrop County25%
- 74Sterling County24.5%
- 75Lampasas County24.3%
- 76Callahan County24%
- 77Menard County24%
- 78San Saba County24%
- 79Young County24%
- 80Grayson County23.9%
- 81McCulloch County23.9%
- 82Nueces County23.8%
- 83Cooke County23.7%
- 84Bowie County23.6%
- 85Burleson County23.5%
- 86Kleberg County23.2%
- 87Briscoe County23.1%
- 88Medina County23.1%
- 89Coke County23%
- 90Colorado County22.9%
- 91Gregg County22.9%
- 92Haskell County22.8%
- 93Harrison County22.7%
- 94Hunt County22.6%
- 95Val Verde County22.5%
- 96Clay County22.4%
- 97Lipscomb County22.4%
- 98Throckmorton County22.4%
- 99Camp County22.2%
- 100Lavaca County22.2%
- 101Matagorda County22.2%
- 102Wise County22.2%
- 103Cameron County22.1%
- 104Robertson County22%
- 105Chambers County21.9%
- 106Hemphill County21.9%
- 107Hopkins County21.9%
- 108Eastland County21.8%
- 109Lamar County21.6%
- 110Walker County21.6%
- 111Wood County21.5%
- 112Comanche County21.4%
- 113Goliad County21.4%
- 114Hall County21.4%
- 115Oldham County21.4%
- 116Webb County21.4%
- 117Cottle County21.1%
- 118Real County21.1%
- 119Hardin County21%
- 120Lee County20.9%
- 121Martin County20.9%
- 122Rains County20.9%
- 123Hartley County20.7%
- 124Henderson County20.7%
- 125Ochiltree County20.7%
- 126Wharton County20.7%
- 127Foard County20.6%
- 128Hidalgo County20.6%
- 129Milam County20.6%
- 130Roberts County20.5%
- 131Bosque County20.4%
- 132Brown County20.2%
- 133Calhoun County20.1%
- 134McMullen County20.1%
- 135Yoakum County20.1%
- 136Victoria County19.9%
- 137Uvalde County19.8%
- 138Van Zandt County19.8%
- 139Grimes County19.7%
- 140Jefferson County19.7%
- 141Falls County19.5%
- 142Fannin County19.5%
- 143Caldwell County19.3%
- 144Coryell County19.3%
- 145Motley County19.3%
- 146Runnels County19.1%
- 147Cass County18.9%
- 148Cherokee County18.9%
- 149Hockley County18.9%
- 150Montague County18.9%
- 151Castro County18.6%
- 152Leon County18.6%
- 153Potter County18.6%
- 154Limestone County18.5%
- 155Madison County18.4%
- 156Schleicher County18.4%
- 157Sutton County18.3%
- 158Navarro County18.2%
- 159Upshur County18.2%
- 160Dickens County18%
- 161Hill County18%
- 162Angelina County17.9%
- 163Palo Pinto County17.8%
- 164Andrews County17.7%
- 165Orange County17.7%
- 166Ector County17.6%
- 167Rusk County17.5%
- 168San Patricio County17.5%
- 169Stephens County17.2%
- 170Wilbarger County17.2%
- 171Fisher County17.1%
- 172Brooks County17%
- 173Panola County17%
- 174Wheeler County17%
- 175DeWitt County16.9%
- 176Parmer County16.9%
- 177Stonewall County16.9%
- 178Coleman County16.8%
- 179Hardeman County16.8%
- 180Hutchinson County16.8%
- 181Trinity County16.8%
- 182Donley County16.6%
- 183Jackson County16.6%
- 184Freestone County16.5%
- 185Jim Wells County16.3%
- 186Titus County16.3%
- 187Gray County16.2%
- 188Polk County16.2%
- 189San Jacinto County16.2%
- 190Morris County16%
- 191Nolan County16%
- 192Live Oak County15.9%
- 193Culberson County15.8%
- 194Atascosa County15.7%
- 195Howard County15.7%
- 196Marion County15.6%
- 197Swisher County15.5%
- 198Anderson County15.4%
- 199Crosby County15.4%
- 200Red River County15.4%
- 201Hale County15.3%
- 202Bailey County15.2%
- 203Zapata County15.2%
- 204Shelby County15.1%
- 205Delta County14.9%
- 206Floyd County14.9%
- 207Houston County14.8%
- 208Jim Hogg County14.8%
- 209Jack County14.5%
- 210Karnes County14.3%
- 211Lamb County14.3%
- 212Maverick County14.3%
- 213Sabine County14.3%
- 214Concho County14.1%
- 215Pecos County14.1%
- 216Bee County14%
- 217Jasper County14%
- 218Refugio County14%
- 219Willacy County14%
- 220San Augustine County13.8%
- 221Reagan County13.6%
- 222Starr County13.6%
- 223Knox County13.5%
- 224Kenedy County13%
- 225Scurry County13%
- 226Dawson County12.7%
- 227Crane County12.6%
- 228Tyler County12.4%
- 229Ward County12.4%
- 230Moore County12.3%
- 231Jones County12%
- 232Dallam County11.9%
- 233Frio County11.9%
- 234Gonzales County11.9%
- 235Liberty County11.9%
- 236Childress County11.8%
- 237Kinney County11.8%
- 238La Salle County11.8%
- 239Gaines County11.7%
- 240Mitchell County11.5%
- 241Deaf Smith County11.4%
- 242Zavala County11.1%
- 243Crockett County10.7%
- 244Winkler County10.6%
- 245Garza County10.2%
- 246Dimmit County9.8%
- 247Terry County9.8%
- 248Hudspeth County9.6%
- 249Upton County8.7%
- 250Cochran County8.2%
- 251Reeves County7.4%
- 252Duval County6.8%
- 253Newton County6.8%
- 254Loving County0%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest bachelor's degree or higher in Texas?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 76798 (Waco, TX) has the highest: 100%.
Which zip code has the lowest bachelor's degree or higher in Texas?
75962 (Nacogdoches, TX) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the bachelor's degree or higher for the United States?
35.7%; in Texas it is 33.8%.
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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