An impressive 91% of people in Burlington have completed high school and more than 50% of residents have a bachelor’s degree or higher. Even the unemployment rate in Burlington is lower than the national average at 4.5%. What is interesting, is that despite those numbers, the poverty level in Burlington is 25.1% which is 66% higher than the national average.
93.8% of this city’s population has completed high school and 34.5% of the population has gone on to graduate with at least a bachelor’s degree. The income per capita here is higher than the national average at $35,145 and the median household income is also higher at $60,320. The unemployment rate is just an astounding 1.4% low and the poverty level in Bismarck is lower than the national average as well, at just 8.7%.
94.9% of Portland’s population has graduated with a high school degree, and 46.9% of the population has a bachelor’s degree or higher. As a result, the income per capita is higher than the national average and unemployment is at just 4%. However, the poverty rate in Portland is higher than the national average at 19.2%.
86.6% of Manchester’s population holds a high school diploma, and 28% of people have a bachelor’s degree or higher. Although both the income per capita and the median household income are lower than the national average, both the unemployment rate and the poverty level are lower than the national average as well.
88.2% of Honolulu’s population has graduated from high school and approximately 36% have gone on to get a bachelor’s degree or higher. As a result, both the income per capita and the average income per household are both above the national average at $32,601 and $63,361, respectively. In addition, both the poverty rate and the unemployment rate in Honolulu are below the national average.
82.8% of the population of Nampa has graduated from high school and only 18.7% of people have gone on to get their bachelor’s or higher. The median income per capita is $16,990—that’s 43% lower than the national average. As a result, the poverty level in Nampa is at 48% higher than the national rate at 15.1%.
In Charleston, just 86% of the population has graduated from high school but 38.7% of people have a bachelor’s degree or higher. The income per capita is higher than the national average at $34,182 and the unemployment rate is lower at 4.1%. However, the poverty level in Charleston is higher than the average at 20%.
87.6% of this population has graduated from high school and 34.7% has gone on to graduate with a bachelor’s degree or higher. Although the income per capita is $28,545 and the median household income is $50,827—both below the national average—the unemployment rate is below the national rate as well at 3.8%.
Approximately 85% of Albuquerque's residents have graduated from high school, and approximately 33% of the population has gone on to attain a bachelor's degree. The income per capita is about $27,317, which is just slightly below the national average. Still—the poverty level is higher here than the national average at 18.9%.
82% of Kansas City's residents have graduated from high school and only about 16% of the population has gone on to complete a bachelor's program. The income per capita in KC is $18,930—37% lower than the national average. The poverty level and unemployment rates are also high here at 23.7% and 6.1%, respectively.
Although Gulfport has the lowest graduation rate in Mississippi, they are right on par with the national average at 88.3%. 21.6% of people who live there went on to graduate with a bachelor's degree. The income per capita here is $21,443, which is 28% lower than the national average. Because of this, the poverty level is high at 25.5% and unemployment is higher than the national rate at 6.8%.
In Springdale, 81% of the population has graduated with a high school degree and 20% have gone on to graduate with a bachelor's degree. The income per capita in this sleepy little town is $20,258, which is 32% lower than the national average. While the poverty level is high at 20.6%, the unemployment rate is lower than the national average at 3.8%.
Just 75.8% of West Valley City's population has graduated from high school and just 13% have a bachelor's degree. The income per capita here is just $18,937. Although the poverty rate here is slightly higher than the national average at 16.3%, the unemployment rate is only 5% higher than the national rate at 4.9%.
19.9% of this population never graduated from high school, but of those who did, 32.7% went on to graduate with a bachelor's degree. The income per capita in Broken Arrow is $30,508, which is higher than the national average. In addition, both the unemployment rate and the poverty level are below the national average at 3.8% and 8%, respectively.
In Medford, approximately 20.1% of residents never graduated from high school and only 24.7% of the population has a bachelor's degree or higher. As a result, the income per capita in this city is just $24,032 and the poverty level is moderately high at 21.4%. Surprisingly, the unemployment rate in Medford is lower than the national average at 4.6%.
85.6% of Louisville's population has graduated from high school and 28.3% of people have graduated with at least a bachelor's degree. The income per capita is 7% lower than the national average at $27,726. Both the unemployment rate and the poverty level are slightly higher than the national average at 5.1% and 17.7%, respectively.
In Montgomery, at least 16% of the residents there chose not to pursue a high school degree. However, 31.2% of residents do hold at least a bachelor's degree. The income per capita in Montgomery is approximately $25,488 and the poverty level is high at 22.6%. The unemployment rate is slightly higher than the national average at 5.4%.
Just 74.4% of North Charleston's population has graduated from high school and just 21.2% have a bachelor's degree or higher. The income per capita in this city is roughly $21,176 and the poverty level is at 22.7%—that's 50% hgher than the national average! The unemployment rate is only slightly higher than the national rate at 5.8%.
24.5% of Lakeville's population never graduated from high school, however, 48.3% of residents have gone on to get their bachelor's degree. The income per capita in Lakeville is $39,804—which is 33% higher than the national average! The median household income here is also $98,864, which is 79% higher than the national average!
In Frederick, 83.5% of the population has a high school degree and 38.2% have a bachelor's degree. However, despite the low number of high school graduates, the typical income per capita in Frederick is $33,005, the unemployment rate is only 4% and the poverty level is lower than the national average at 11.7%—13% lower than the national poverty level.
25% of the population of Gary, Indiana never graduated from high school and just 12.7% of the people in Gary have a bachelor's degree or higher. Due to the lack of education here, the income per capita is just $16,907 and the median household income is just $28,895, which is not only lower than the national average median household income, but it's also lower than the national average income per capita.
30% of the residents who live in Franklin, Tennessee do not have a high school degree, however, 59.3% of people in Franklin have completed a bachelor's program or higher—that is a 95% difference from the national average. As a direct result of the education level of Franklin's residents, the average income per capita is $43,087—that's 44% higher than the national average.
In Lynn, Massachusetts, just 65% of the population has a high school education, and only 19.6% have a bachelor's degree or higher. The average income per capita in this city is 17% below the national average at $24,831. Due to the low education and income rates, the city has 5.3% unemployment rate and a 20% poverty level.
In Buckeye, just 79.1% of residents has graduated from high school and only 16.5% have gone on to complete a bachelor's program or higher. Therefore, the average income per capita is just 20,446, however, both the unemployment rate and the poverty level are below the national average at 3.3% and 12.4%, respectively.
Just 57.9% of the residents of Yakima, Washington have completed their high school requirements and just 17.6% of the residents have completed a bachelor's degree. Therefore, the income per capita is just at 20,788, the poverty rate is high at 22.9%, and the unemployment rate is 32% higher than the national average at 6.2%.
In Alexandria, 22.3% of the population holds less than a high school degree. However, 62.1% of people there have their bachelor's degree. Therefore the average income per capita is $55,534—That's more than the national average household income! The unemployment rate and the poverty level are both below the national average at 3.1% and 9.8%, respectively.
With the national average high school graduation rate currently standing at 88%, Trenton falls way behind graduating just 78.8% of its residents. In addition, only 11.9% of people in Trenton have a bachelor's degree or higher. As a direct result, the income per capita is only $17,130, the unemployment rate is up 106% higher than the national average and the poverty level is the highest yet, at 27.6%.
In Flint, 75.3% of all residents holds a high school diploma, and 11.2% have gone on to complete a bachelor's program. As a direct result, the income per capita in Flint is just $14,923, leaving the poverty beating Trenton, New Jersey's high at 41.9%. The unemployment rate is the highest on this list yet, art 12.1%.
A mere 68.1% of all residents in Concord have a high school degree, however 32.9% of people in Concord holds a bachelor's degree or higher. The income per capita here is closer to the national average at $28,089. Although the unemployment rate is a bit higher than the national average at 5.6%, the poverty level is lower at 12.8%.
26.8% of Roswell did not finish high school. However, 56% of the people in Roswell went on to college and graduated with a bachelor's degree or higher. Thanks to such a high concentration of college graduates, the income per household in Roswell is $43,953, the unemployment rate is low at 3.2%, and poverty level is also low at 8.9%.
In Mount Vernon, 17.5% of the population there never received a high school degree and just 29.1% of people have a bachelor's degree or higher. The average income per capita is around $28,339, the poverty level is at 16%, and the unemployment rate is at 7.2%—that's 55% higher than the national average.
In the small city of Pine Hills, Florida, 35.9% of residents have less than a high school education. In addition, only about 13.4% of the population has a bachelor's degree or higher. Therefore, the income per capita in this city is $15,269, the unemployment rate is 8.8%, and the poverty level is at 25.3%.
Just 70% of the residents of Pharr, Texas has graduated from high school in the past and only 14.1% of the population who did graduate high school went on to graduate with at least a bachelor's degree. The income per capita here is $13,724, the poverty rate is at 31.1%, and the unemployment rate is just 4.2%.
Less than 75% of Manteca's residents graduated from high school and just 15% of the residents who did graduate from high school went on to graduate from college with a bachelor's degree or higher. Due to lack of education in the area, the income per capita is just $24,532, the unemployment rate is up to 7.5%, but the poverty level is lower at 11.6%.
