RANKING · 1990 CENSUS · 29 SHOWN OF 29

Fewest graduate degrees, Utah counties · 1990

Utah counties with the smallest share of adults 25+ holding a graduate or professional degree (1990 ACS). This list covers the 29 counties in Utah that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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YEAR1990 2000 2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPGRADUATE DEGREEVS –

01Beaver County, UTUT7,3011.9%–

02Emery County, UTUT10,1772.3%–

03Garfield County, UTUT5,2562.5%–

04Rich County, UTUT2,6872.6%–

05Millard County, UTUT14,0572.8%–

06Piute County, UTUT1,5092.8%–

07Juab County, UTUT13,5672.9%–

08Uintah County, UTUT38,2783.0%–

09Duchesne County, UTUT20,8563.0%–

10Tooele County, UTUT87,4613.1%–

11Sevier County, UTUT22,8273.2%–

12Grand County, UTUT9,7903.3%–

13Kane County, UTUT8,5973.8%–

14San Juan County, UTUT14,5424.1%–

15Wasatch County, UTUT38,5144.1%–

16Carbon County, UTUT20,6804.3%–

17Wayne County, UTUT2,5874.4%–

18Box Elder County, UTUT65,3204.6%–

19Weber County, UTUT278,1744.9%–

20Daggett County, UTUT9345.1%–

21Morgan County, UTUT13,3835.2%–

22Sanpete County, UTUT31,4535.3%–

23Washington County, UTUT213,6705.6%–

24Davis County, UTUT381,2276.4%–

25Iron County, UTUT67,1416.7%–

26Salt Lake County, UTUT1,220,9167.6%–

27Utah County, UTUT759,8598.2%–

28Summit County, UTUT43,1418.8%–

29Cache County, UTUT145,00011.5%–

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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS