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Most college graduates, Oklahoma counties

Oklahoma counties with the most adults 25 and over holding a bachelor's degree or higher, as of the 2024 American Community Survey. Ranked by number of graduates, not the share. This list covers the 77 counties in Oklahoma that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 77 is 2,484. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Love County, OK, up 7 places to #57.

SAME RANKING BYCitiesStatesMetros
Most college graduates by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPCOLLEGE GRADUATESVS 2020
01Oklahoma County, OKOK822,125188,637+10%
02Tulsa County, OKOK698,782153,829+12%
03Cleveland County, OKOK303,97370,167+13%
04Canadian County, OKOK187,18935,931+32%
05Comanche County, OKOK122,15819,131+6%
06▲1Rogers County, OKOK102,19717,968+18%
07▼1Payne County, OKOK83,88917,950+7%
08Wagoner County, OKOK93,26316,481+26%
09▲3Logan County, OKOK55,47311,101+21%
10▼1Washington County, OKOK54,03710,872+7%
11Pottawatomie County, OKOK75,10210,048+7%
12▼2Garfield County, OKOK61,7799,400−1%
13▲3Creek County, OKOK74,9679,377+19%
14Cherokee County, OKOK49,1969,018+6%
15Grady County, OKOK59,1288,813+9%
16▲3McClain County, OKOK49,6478,744+29%
17Bryan County, OKOK51,3678,547+19%
18▼5Muskogee County, OKOK66,7088,334−8%
19▼1Pontotoc County, OKOK38,5287,646+7%
20▲1Osage County, OKOK46,7947,472+16%
21▼1Carter County, OKOK48,9106,468−1%
22▲3Stephens County, OKOK44,3106,251+13%
23Pittsburg County, OKOK43,3206,140+9%
24Delaware County, OKOK41,9106,022+7%
25▼3Kay County, OKOK43,4905,561−2%
26▲1Custer County, OKOK28,1755,296+16%
27▼1Le Flore County, OKOK50,1965,079−4%
28Mayes County, OKOK40,4164,932+20%
29▲1Okmulgee County, OKOK37,2414,382+21%
30▼1Sequoyah County, OKOK40,8424,114+5%
31Jackson County, OKOK24,7643,957+11%
32Lincoln County, OKOK35,2783,819+9%
33▲1McCurtain County, OKOK30,7443,302+5%
34▲3Garvin County, OKOK26,3773,181+8%
35Ottawa County, OKOK30,4382,945−5%
36Caddo County, OKOK26,1302,856−4%
37▲1Woodward County, OKOK19,8272,832+6%
38▼5Texas County, OKOK20,3222,784−15%
39▲2Seminole County, OKOK23,4412,484+6%
40Kingfisher County, OKOK15,7952,456+4%
41▲2McIntosh County, OKOK19,7582,249+19%
42▲3Marshall County, OKOK16,2551,983+13%
43▼4Beckham County, OKOK22,1591,979−18%
44Murray County, OKOK13,8051,860+4%
45▼3Pawnee County, OKOK16,0291,846−8%
46▲3Atoka County, OKOK14,6091,735+10%
47▲1Woods County, OKOK8,4431,689+4%
48▲2Adair County, OKOK19,8281,574+2%
49▲3Craig County, OKOK14,5181,523+5%
50▲6Hughes County, OKOK13,4551,510+13%
51Washita County, OKOK10,8841,508−1%
52▲1Choctaw County, OKOK14,0591,482+9%
53▼7Johnston County, OKOK10,4481,396−17%
54▼7Noble County, OKOK10,8991,369−18%
55▼1Haskell County, OKOK11,7871,244−8%
56▲1Pushmataha County, OKOK10,8071,211+5%
57▲7Love County, OKOK10,7801,155+28%
58▲5Okfuskee County, OKOK11,4511,129+20%
59▲2Nowata County, OKOK9,5221,097+14%
60Major County, OKOK7,5361,067+3%
61▼6Blaine County, OKOK8,5151,057−22%
62▼4Kiowa County, OKOK8,181966−13%
63▼1Alfalfa County, OKOK5,649884−8%
64▲7Cotton County, OKOK5,432870+44%
65▲1Tillman County, OKOK6,780784−5%
66▼1Beaver County, OKOK4,882730−11%
67▼8Latimer County, OKOK9,645692−36%
68▲6Harper County, OKOK3,172669+33%
69▼1Grant County, OKOK4,067668+1%
70▼1Coal County, OKOK5,4366470%
71▼4Dewey County, OKOK4,207632−5%
72▼2Jefferson County, OKOK5,431584−9%
73▲2Roger Mills County, OKOK3,259582+35%
74▼2Ellis County, OKOK3,613551−2%
75▼2Greer County, OKOK5,373548+8%
76Cimarron County, OKOK2,059513+25%
77Harmon County, OKOK2,327221−34%
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES