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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%
- Virginia
- 42.2%
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- 1Falls Church city80.5%
- 2Arlington County77.1%
- 3Alexandria city66.2%
- 4Fairfax County65%
- 5Loudoun County64.6%
- 6Charlottesville city62.5%
- 7Fairfax city62.4%
- 8Albemarle County61.1%
- 9James City County51%
- 10Lexington city50.7%
- 11York County50%
- 12Montgomery County48.8%
- 13Henrico County46.5%
- 14Fredericksburg city46.1%
- 15Goochland County45.8%
- 16Williamsburg city45.8%
- 17Richmond city45.6%
- 18Prince William County44.9%
- 19Chesterfield County43.8%
- 20Stafford County43.8%
- 21Hanover County42.7%
- 22Fauquier County41.7%
- 23Lancaster County41.3%
- 24Virginia Beach city40.9%
- 25Clarke County39.8%
- 26Lynchburg city38.5%
- 27New Kent County38.4%
- 28Radford city37.9%
- 29Staunton city37.7%
- 30Harrisonburg city37.5%
- 31Fluvanna County37.3%
- 32Roanoke County37.1%
- 33Chesapeake city36.9%
- 34Nelson County36.3%
- 35Poquoson city36.3%
- 36Powhatan County35%
- 37Spotsylvania County34.9%
- 38King George County34.7%
- 39Middlesex County33.8%
- 40Bedford County33.7%
- 41Northumberland County33.6%
- 42Norfolk city33.5%
- 43Rappahannock County33.3%
- 44Suffolk city33.3%
- 45Salem city33%
- 46Rockbridge County32.8%
- 47Manassas city32.7%
- 48Northampton County32%
- 49Frederick County31.9%
- 50Greene County31.5%
- 51Winchester city31.3%
- 52Highland County30.8%
- 53Isle of Wight County30.8%
- 54Newport News city30.6%
- 55Roanoke city30%
- 56Louisa County29.7%
- 57Orange County29.6%
- 58Rockingham County29%
- 59Botetourt County28.5%
- 60Hampton city28.5%
- 61Mathews County28.4%
- 62Colonial Heights city28%
- 63Culpeper County27.3%
- 64Franklin city27.3%
- 65Prince Edward County27.3%
- 66Surry County27.1%
- 67Madison County27%
- 68Manassas Park city26.9%
- 69Washington County26.7%
- 70Campbell County26.1%
- 71Waynesboro city25.7%
- 72Petersburg city25.4%
- 73Gloucester County25.3%
- 74Augusta County25.1%
- 75Franklin County25.1%
- 76Prince George County25%
- 77Warren County25%
- 78Bristol city24.8%
- 79Amherst County24.7%
- 80Floyd County24.4%
- 81Portsmouth city24.3%
- 82Buena Vista city23.3%
- 83King William County23%
- 84Westmoreland County22.5%
- 85Martinsville city22.1%
- 86Caroline County21.8%
- 87Accomack County21.7%
- 88Shenandoah County21.6%
- 89Cumberland County20.9%
- 90Pulaski County20.8%
- 91Mecklenburg County20.7%
- 92Southampton County20.1%
- 93Charlotte County20%
- 94Halifax County19.7%
- 95Danville city19.6%
- 96Dinwiddie County19.4%
- 97Wythe County19.4%
- 98Appomattox County19.2%
- 99Craig County19.2%
- 100Galax city19.1%
- 101Amelia County18.6%
- 102King and Queen County18.6%
- 103Bland County18.4%
- 104Giles County17.6%
- 105Charles City County17.3%
- 106Carroll County16.9%
- 107Richmond County16.9%
- 108Smyth County16.8%
- 109Bath County16.7%
- 110Brunswick County16.6%
- 111Essex County16.6%
- 112Tazewell County16.6%
- 113Sussex County16.5%
- 114Pittsylvania County16.1%
- 115Emporia city16%
- 116Wise County15.8%
- 117Scott County15.6%
- 118Grayson County15.5%
- 119Henry County15.5%
- 120Page County15.2%
- 121Patrick County15.1%
- 122Greensville County14.7%
- 123Alleghany County14.6%
- 124Buckingham County14.5%
- 125Lee County14.1%
- 126Nottoway County14.1%
- 127Hopewell city13.7%
- 128Norton city13.7%
- 129Russell County13.1%
- 130Lunenburg County11.6%
- 131Buchanan County11.5%
- 132Dickenson County10.1%
- 133Covington city9.5%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest bachelor's degree or higher in Virginia?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 22807 (Harrisonburg, VA) has the highest: 100%.
Which zip code has the lowest bachelor's degree or higher in Virginia?
24265 (Keokee, VA) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the bachelor's degree or higher for the United States?
35.7%; in Virginia it is 42.2%.
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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