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Fewest graduate degrees, Indiana counties · 1990

Indiana counties with the smallest share of adults 25+ holding a graduate or professional degree (1990 ACS). This list covers the 92 counties in Indiana that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 92 is 4.4%.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPGRADUATE DEGREEVS –
01Ohio County, ININ5,9941.8%–
02Orange County, ININ19,8342.8%–
03Washington County, ININ28,3832.9%–
04Perry County, ININ19,3892.9%–
05Crawford County, ININ10,5092.9%–
06Starke County, ININ23,4253.0%–
07Warren County, ININ8,4743.0%–
08Switzerland County, ININ10,0373.2%–
09Newton County, ININ14,1883.2%–
10Owen County, ININ21,8863.3%–
11Scott County, ININ25,0533.3%–
12Fountain County, ININ17,0133.3%–
13Daviess County, ININ34,2093.4%–
14Martin County, ININ9,8563.4%–
15Jennings County, ININ27,6223.4%–
16LaGrange County, ININ41,3053.5%–
17Gibson County, ININ33,0913.5%–
18Pulaski County, ININ12,4633.5%–
19Vermillion County, ININ15,4883.5%–
20Franklin County, ININ23,2863.5%–
21Noble County, ININ47,9373.6%–
22Shelby County, ININ45,8823.7%–
23Fayette County, ININ23,5333.8%–
24Carroll County, ININ20,6553.8%–
25Jackson County, ININ47,3703.8%–
26Harrison County, ININ40,4373.8%–
27Lawrence County, ININ45,5683.8%–
28Miami County, ININ34,4873.9%–
29Rush County, ININ16,7673.9%–
30Pike County, ININ12,0033.9%–
31Union County, ININ6,8633.9%–
32Ripley County, ININ29,4344.0%–
33Benton County, ININ8,8834.0%–
34Cass County, ININ37,8364.0%–
35Clark County, ININ130,4514.1%–
36Sullivan County, ININ20,8314.1%–
37Fulton County, ININ20,0914.2%–
38Whitley County, ININ35,0464.2%–
39Dearborn County, ININ51,6094.2%–
40Clay County, ININ26,4104.3%–
41Parke County, ININ16,6424.3%–
42Greene County, ININ31,1654.4%–
43Henry County, ININ49,1374.4%–
44Blackford County, ININ11,7304.4%–
45Morgan County, ININ74,9674.4%–
46Jay County, ININ20,1184.4%–
47Spencer County, ININ20,0614.4%–
48DeKalb County, ININ44,5354.5%–
49Dubois County, ININ44,0164.5%–
50Clinton County, ININ33,3224.5%–
51Randolph County, ININ24,4384.5%–
52Decatur County, ININ26,5764.6%–
53Posey County, ININ24,9884.6%–
54Huntington County, ININ37,2244.8%–
55Adams County, ININ36,6504.9%–
56Tipton County, ININ15,3194.9%–
57LaPorte County, ININ111,2944.9%–
58Lake County, ININ504,6124.9%–
59Wabash County, ININ30,7135.0%–
60Madison County, ININ135,0885.1%–
61Wayne County, ININ66,1695.1%–
62White County, ININ25,1645.2%–
63Jasper County, ININ33,8945.2%–
64Knox County, ININ35,6525.3%–
65Marshall County, ININ46,5995.4%–
66Elkhart County, ININ208,7745.4%–
67Steuben County, ININ34,7995.4%–
68Grant County, ININ66,5245.5%–
69Jefferson County, ININ33,2795.5%–
70Putnam County, ININ37,8765.6%–
71Wells County, ININ28,8835.6%–
72Howard County, ININ83,9045.8%–
73Montgomery County, ININ38,9545.8%–
74Warrick County, ININ66,8035.9%–
75Kosciusko County, ININ80,8925.9%–
76Brown County, ININ15,7776.2%–
77Johnson County, ININ174,2626.2%–
78Floyd County, ININ82,1536.4%–
79Vanderburgh County, ININ181,9956.5%–
80Hancock County, ININ90,9696.6%–
81Bartholomew County, ININ85,7296.8%–
82Allen County, ININ402,3296.9%–
83Hendricks County, ININ193,5107.2%–
84Marion County, ININ992,1967.7%–
85Porter County, ININ176,0497.8%–
86St. Joseph County, ININ272,8618.1%–
87Delaware County, ININ113,1068.4%–
88Vigo County, ININ106,5128.8%–
89Boone County, ININ80,6898.8%–
90Hamilton County, ININ387,03612.1%–
91Tippecanoe County, ININ190,45615.3%–
92Monroe County, ININ143,34517.2%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS