NH doesn’t do too badly in this roundup – tied for 4th at 44%.
Education pays, as the Bureau of Labor Statistics, found out in data published earlier this year. For every level of education completed, Americans earn more and face a lower risk of unemployment.
So where have Americans got this figured out?
We map the share of people aged 25 and older with a bachelor’s degree, by each U.S. state.
Figures for this map are sourced from the latest American Community Survey findings, published by the Census Bureau. …
States with higher percentages of college graduates often correlate with higher-paying job markets and vice-versa.
The national average sits at 36% which means slightly more than one-in-three people across the country have a university degree.
