Counties with the most college graduates in Texas

- 28.5% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 15.6% ($22,571 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 25.1% ($29,162)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 30.8% ($34,918)
- Bachelor's degree: 17.9% ($52,809)
- Graduate or professional degree: 10.5% ($65,990)

- 28.9% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 8.2% ($35,551 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 34.7% ($40,910)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 28.3% ($36,250)
- Bachelor's degree: 21.1% ($68,241)
- Graduate or professional degree: 7.8% (earnings not available)

- 29.3% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 9.0% ($26,029 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 29.5% ($39,251)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 32.2% ($38,054)
- Bachelor's degree: 19.7% ($53,188)
- Graduate or professional degree: 9.6% ($59,183)

- 29.9% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 19.3% (earnings not available)
- High school graduate: 15.4% (earnings not available)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 35.4% (earnings not available)
- Bachelor's degree: 14.3% (earnings not available)
- Graduate or professional degree: 15.7% (earnings not available)

- 30.3% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 9.4% ($32,439 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 25.0% ($30,296)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 35.3% ($38,495)
- Bachelor's degree: 22.5% ($58,914)
- Graduate or professional degree: 7.8% ($54,688)

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- 30.9% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 7.0% ($26,842 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 24.2% ($35,316)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 37.8% ($37,995)
- Bachelor's degree: 21.0% ($54,055)
- Graduate or professional degree: 9.9% ($67,299)

- 31.1% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 11.2% ($30,619 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 25.0% ($37,752)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 32.7% ($51,849)
- Bachelor's degree: 19.9% ($63,786)
- Graduate or professional degree: 11.2% ($82,980)

- 32.0% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 12.8% ($22,009 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 25.1% ($30,627)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 30.1% ($34,198)
- Bachelor's degree: 20.0% ($50,914)
- Graduate or professional degree: 12.0% ($61,852)

- 32.1% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 10.4% ($26,185 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 24.6% ($32,322)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 32.9% ($44,671)
- Bachelor's degree: 21.2% ($65,933)
- Graduate or professional degree: 10.9% ($76,886)

- 32.3% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 18.2% ($24,671 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 22.8% ($30,842)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 26.8% ($38,664)
- Bachelor's degree: 20.5% ($60,215)
- Graduate or professional degree: 11.8% ($75,889)

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- 32.5% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 19.7% ($26,702 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 22.6% ($30,451)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 25.3% ($38,457)
- Bachelor's degree: 20.4% ($59,868)
- Graduate or professional degree: 12.0% ($77,481)

- 32.6% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 13.5% ($27,386 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 23.9% ($33,093)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 30.0% ($41,191)
- Bachelor's degree: 21.6% ($58,816)
- Graduate or professional degree: 11.0% ($73,890)

- 32.6% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 12.0% (earnings not available)
- High school graduate: 20.5% ($16,806)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 34.9% ($33,917)
- Bachelor's degree: 23.2% ($41,250)
- Graduate or professional degree: 9.4% ($30,800)

- 32.8% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 6.5% (earnings not available)
- High school graduate: 25.7% ($22,045)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 34.9% ($43,594)
- Bachelor's degree: 18.4% ($6,806)
- Graduate or professional degree: 14.4% ($54,792)

- 33.0% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 12.8% ($30,775 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 25.9% ($33,498)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 28.3% ($37,246)
- Bachelor's degree: 22.2% ($51,494)
- Graduate or professional degree: 10.7% ($50,719)

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- 34.1% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 10.3% ($23,338 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 30.0% ($29,671)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 25.6% ($31,418)
- Bachelor's degree: 23.8% ($42,488)
- Graduate or professional degree: 10.3% ($53,205)

- 34.9% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 10.8% ($27,728 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 23.3% ($35,989)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 30.9% ($46,834)
- Bachelor's degree: 23.4% ($69,660)
- Graduate or professional degree: 11.5% ($80,067)

- 35.0% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 14.5% ($25,431 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 18.6% ($31,400)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 31.9% ($39,032)
- Bachelor's degree: 24.3% ($45,040)
- Graduate or professional degree: 10.8% ($46,919)

- 37.9% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 6.3% ($22,490 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 25.4% ($34,151)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 30.3% ($43,511)
- Bachelor's degree: 24.7% ($58,678)
- Graduate or professional degree: 13.3% ($72,861)

- 38.6% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 9.6% ($27,810 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 22.8% ($35,295)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 29.0% ($38,096)
- Bachelor's degree: 24.9% ($54,867)
- Graduate or professional degree: 13.7% ($61,024)

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- 40.8% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 15.1% ($22,672 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 18.3% ($24,085)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 25.8% ($39,101)
- Bachelor's degree: 27.2% ($47,333)
- Graduate or professional degree: 13.5% ($52,942)

- 41.4% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 11.7% ($23,197 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 20.5% ($30,843)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 26.3% ($35,692)
- Bachelor's degree: 22.3% ($50,205)
- Graduate or professional degree: 19.1% ($63,637)

- 41.9% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 6.7% ($28,520 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 20.2% ($33,830)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 31.2% ($44,533)
- Bachelor's degree: 27.6% ($60,898)
- Graduate or professional degree: 14.2% ($79,261)

- 42.9% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 7.0% ($28,417 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 17.6% ($47,768)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 32.6% ($51,638)
- Bachelor's degree: 27.0% ($75,984)
- Graduate or professional degree: 15.9% ($81,885)

- 45.2% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 6.7% (earnings not available)
- High school graduate: 21.0% ($30,139)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 27.2% ($36,591)
- Bachelor's degree: 36.2% ($61,250)
- Graduate or professional degree: 9.0% ($51,528)

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- 45.3% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 5.9% ($34,882 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 19.2% ($27,669)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 29.6% ($43,194)
- Bachelor's degree: 28.7% ($63,741)
- Graduate or professional degree: 16.6% ($67,016)

- 45.8% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 7.2% ($27,634 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 17.6% ($36,606)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 29.4% ($45,940)
- Bachelor's degree: 30.8% ($64,617)
- Graduate or professional degree: 15.0% ($81,239)

- 46.5% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 9.2% ($30,102 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 17.8% ($33,495)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 26.4% ($42,935)
- Bachelor's degree: 27.8% ($67,062)
- Graduate or professional degree: 18.7% ($91,418)

- 51.5% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 9.7% ($25,826 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 15.7% ($31,844)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 23.0% ($41,271)
- Bachelor's degree: 32.4% ($59,138)
- Graduate or professional degree: 19.1% ($77,264)

- 53.2% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 6.1% ($26,042 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 14.5% ($34,221)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 26.2% ($47,425)
- Bachelor's degree: 33.8% ($71,502)
- Graduate or professional degree: 19.4% ($91,661)

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