Education in States and Nations: 1991
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Less than Higher Higher
upper Upper education education
State secondary secondary (non-university) (university)
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Alabama 26 51 5 18
Alaska 11 57 7 24
Arizona 18 52 7 22
Arkansas 26 55 4 15
California 21 45 9 25
Colorado 12 51 8 29
Connecticut 15 46 7 31
Delaware 17 52 8 23
District of Columbia 23 38 2 37
Florida 21 51 8 20
Georgia 23 50 6 21
Hawaii 13 52 10 25
Idaho 15 56 9 19
Illinois 18 51 7 24
Indiana 19 58 6 17
Iowa 13 59 9 20
Kansas 13 56 6 24
Kentucky 28 52 5 15
Louisiana 26 53 4 18
Maine 16 56 7 21
Maryland 16 49 6 29
Massachusetts 15 46 9 31
Michigan 17 56 8 19
Minnesota 11 55 10 25
Mississippi 29 48 6 16
Missouri 19 56 5 20
Montana 13 58 7 22
Nebraska 11 56 8 22
Nevada 18 59 7 16
New Hampshire 13 51 9 27
New Jersey 17 48 5 29
New Mexico 21 52 5 22
New York 20 46 8 26
North Carolina 24 49 8 19
North Dakota 14 53 13 21
Ohio 19 56 6 19
Oklahoma 19 55 6 20
Oregon 14 55 8 23
Pennsylvania 17 55 6 21
Rhode Island 20 47 7 25
South Carolina 26 49 7 18
South Dakota 15 56 8 20
Tennessee 26 51 4 18
Texas 23 49 6 22
Utah 12 55 9 24
Vermont 14 51 8 26
Virginia 20 47 6 27
Washington 12 54 9 25
West Virginia 26 56 4 14
Wisconsin 14 57 8 20
Wyoming 13 59 8 20
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NOTE: Row figures may not sum to 100, due to rounding.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, 1990 Census of Population and Housing.
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