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|old and over (in thousands)|Percent high school graduate or more| Percent completed bachelor's
State | | | or higher degree
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Alabama ...............| 2,701 | 1,277 | 1,424 | 74.4 (2.4)| 75.2 (3.4)| 73.7 (3.3) | 28.3 (2.0)| 21.0 (3.2)| 13.9 (2.6)
Arizona ...............| 2,584 | 1,268 | 1,315 | 82.3 (2.0)| 81.2 (3.0)| 83.4 (2.8)| 30.4 (2.1)| 22.3 (3.2)| 15.9 (2.7)
California ............| 19,887 | 9,716 | 10,171 | 79.6 (0.8)| 80.6 (1.2)| 78.6 (1.2)| 38.3 (0.9)| 27.6 (1.3)| 21.0 (1.2)
Florida ...............| 9,497 | 4,430 | 5,066 | 82.8 (1.0)| 83.5 (1.4)| 82.2 (1.3)| 36.0 (1.1)| 26.0 (1.6)| 18.7 (1.4)
Georgia ...............| 4,583 | 2,174 | 2,408 | 78.1 (2.1)| 77.9 (3.1)| 78.4 (2.9)| 35.7 (2.2)| 24.7 (3.2)| 20.9 (2.9)
Illinois ..............| 7,423 | 3,476 | 3,947 | 82.3 (1.1)| 82.7 (1.6)| 82.0 (1.5)| 39.4 (1.3)| 27.9 (1.9)| 21.7 (1.7)
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Indiana................| 3,589 | 1,667 | 1,921 | 81.6 (2.2)| 81.2 (3.3)| 82.0 (3.0)| 27.5 (2.1)| 19.7 (3.3)| 14.6 (2.7)
Kentucky ..............| 2,447 | 1,157 | 1,290 | 76.7 (2.3)| 78.5 (3.3)| 75.1 (3.2)| 31.4 (2.2)| 22.8 (3.3)| 16.3 (2.8)
Louisiana .............| 2,614 | 1,257 | 1,357 | 75.8 (2.5)| 76.0 (3.6)| 75.6 (3.5)| 32.1 (2.3)| 23.1 (3.5)| 17.3 (3.1)
Maryland ..............| 3,368 | 1,622 | 1,746 | 82.0 (2.1)| 82.4 (3.1)| 81.7 (3.0)| 41.4 (2.5)| 29.0 (3.6)| 23.9 (3.3)
Massachusetts .........| 3,961 | 1,878 | 2,083 | 85.8 (1.0)| 86.4 (1.5)| 85.3 (1.4)| 51.2 (1.4)| 35.4 (2.0)| 30.0 (1.8)
Michigan ..............| 6,000 | 2,824 | 3,176 | 83.7 (1.1)| 83.4 (1.6)| 84.0 (1.5)| 33.3 (1.2)| 23.7 (1.8)| 18.1 (1.5)
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Minnesota .............| 2,867 | 1,428 | 1,439 | 88.4 (1.8)| 89.2 (2.5)| 87.6 (2.6)| 40.8 (2.5)| 28.6 (3.6)| 24.4 (3.4)
Missouri...............| 3,367 | 1,637 | 1,730 | 82.2 (2.2)| 82.3 (3.1)| 82.2 (3.0)| 34.4 (2.3)| 24.3 (3.5)| 19.7 (3.1)
New Jersey ............| 5,168 | 2,485 | 2,683 | 85.4 (1.0)| 86.5 (1.4)| 84.4 (1.4)| 43.9 (1.3)| 30.9 (1.9)| 25.1 (1.7)
New York ..............| 11,818 | 5,414 | 6,404 | 82.5 (0.8)| 82.7 (1.2)| 82.3 (1.1)| 42.5 (0.9)| 29.9 (1.5)| 23.3 (1.2)
North Carolina ........| 4,604 | 2,139 | 2,465 | 76.3 (1.1)| 74.2 (1.7)| 78.2 (1.5)| 33.0 (1.1)| 23.0 (1.7)| 18.6 (1.4)
Ohio ..................| 6,980 | 3,219 | 3,761 | 83.4 (1.1)| 83.3 (1.6)| 83.4 (1.4)| 31.7 (1.1)| 22.3 (1.7)| 17.4 (1.5)
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Pennsylvania ..........| 7,916 | 3,776 | 4,140 | 81.5 (1.1)| 80.3 (1.6)| 82.5 (1.5)| 32.5 (1.1)| 23.0 (1.7)| 18.2 (1.5)
South Carolina ........| 2,300 | 1,096 | 1,204 | 74.3 (2.1)| 73.3 (3.1)| 75.2 (2.9)| 28.5 (1.9)| 19.7 (2.8)| 16.9 (2.5)
Tennessee .............| 3,337 | 1,508 | 1,829 | 77.4 (2.1)| 75.3 (3.3)| 79.1 (2.8)| 28.6 (2.0)| 19.7 (3.0)| 16.3 (2.6)
Texas .................| 11,262 | 5,464 | 5,798 | 76.2 (1.2)| 76.4 (1.7)| 76.0 (1.6)| 34.9 (1.1)| 25.1 (1.7)| 19.0 (1.5)
Virginia ..............| 4,320 | 2,103 | 2,217 | 82.7 (1.8)| 81.7 (2.6)| 83.7 (2.4)| 41.0 (2.1)| 29.3 (3.1)| 22.8 (2.8)
Washington ............| 3,329 | 1,627 | 1,702 | 91.4 (1.5)| 91.5 (2.1)| 91.3 (2.1)| 42.8 (2.3)| 31.9 (3.5)| 21.3 (3.0)
Wisconsin .............| 3,182 | 1,545 | 1,638 | 86.6 (1.8)| 86.8 (2.5)| 86.3 (2.5)| 31.7 (2.1)| 21.6 (3.0)| 19.7 (2.9)
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