Bachelor's Degree or Higher in Texas

ACS 2024 5-Year Estimates

Bachelor's Degree or Higher
33.8% +0.4% vs nat'l
Rank #28 of 52
47th %ile

How Texas Compares

Texas
33.8%
National
33.7%
0.4% above

State Ranking

Rank State Value
#25 Georgia 34.9%
#26 Nebraska 34.6%
#27 Florida 34.1%
#28 Texas 33.8%
#29 Wisconsin 33.4%
#30 Arizona 33.3%
#31 North Dakota 32.7%
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Highest Education Counties in Texas

# County Education
1 Travis County 56.6%
2 Collin County 56.2%
3 Fort Bend County 50.2%
4 Denton County 49.4%
5 Kendall County 48.9%
6 Williamson County 48.4%
7 Brewster County 45.5%
8 Rockwall County 44.5%
9 Comal County 43.3%
10 Hays County 43.2%

Lowest Education Counties in Texas

# County Education
254 Loving County 0.0%
253 Newton County 6.8%
252 Duval County 6.8%
251 Reeves County 7.4%
250 Cochran County 8.2%
249 Upton County 8.7%
248 Hudspeth County 9.6%
247 Dimmit County 9.8%
246 Terry County 9.8%
245 Garza County 10.2%

Bachelor's Degree or Higher in Texas

Texas has a bachelor's degree or higher of 33.8%, ranking #28 of 52 among all 52 states and territories. This is 0.4% above the national value of 33.7%.

Across Texas's 254 counties, bachelor's degree or higher ranges from 0.0% to 56.6%. The county with the highest value is Travis County at 56.6%.

Percentage of the population aged 25+ with a bachelor's degree or higher.

About this data

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2024). All values are estimates derived from survey samples and are subject to margin of error. For more information, see our methodology.