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Most graduate degrees, Illinois counties · 1990

Illinois counties ranked by the share of adults 25+ holding a graduate or professional degree (1990 ACS). This list covers the 102 counties in Illinois that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 102 is 3.5%.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPGRADUATE DEGREEVS –
01Champaign County, ILIL209,97217.8%–
02Jackson County, ILIL52,50114.1%–
03DuPage County, ILIL934,29812.0%–
04Lake County, ILIL719,33911.5%–
05DeKalb County, ILIL101,83511.2%–
06McDonough County, ILIL25,91610.4%–
07McLean County, ILIL171,4199.0%–
08Cook County, ILIL5,194,6258.3%–
09Sangamon County, ILIL194,1708.2%–
10Coles County, ILIL46,6078.1%–
11Kane County, ILIL525,7577.0%–
12Peoria County, ILIL178,5536.6%–
13McHenry County, ILIL317,7516.4%–
14Will County, ILIL712,2535.9%–
15Morgan County, ILIL32,5155.7%–
16St. Clair County, ILIL250,7085.4%–
17Kendall County, ILIL145,4705.3%–
18Piatt County, ILIL16,7915.2%–
19Winnebago County, ILIL283,6745.2%–
20Macon County, ILIL99,3005.0%–
21Williamson County, ILIL67,2255.0%–
22Woodford County, ILIL38,1115.0%–
23Madison County, ILIL263,1104.9%–
24Warren County, ILIL16,2224.6%–
25Rock Island County, ILIL141,8694.5%–
26Bond County, ILIL16,9594.5%–
27Adams County, ILIL64,2674.4%–
28Henry County, ILIL48,0954.2%–
29Knox County, ILIL47,7674.2%–
30Boone County, ILIL53,5684.2%–
31Vermilion County, ILIL71,2594.1%–
32Lee County, ILIL32,9144.0%–
33Union County, ILIL16,6564.0%–
34Kankakee County, ILIL105,5254.0%–
35Grundy County, ILIL54,0523.9%–
36Tazewell County, ILIL130,0493.9%–
37Wabash County, ILIL10,9073.9%–
38Ford County, ILIL13,2163.9%–
39Stephenson County, ILIL43,2203.9%–
40Hancock County, ILIL16,8033.9%–
41Douglas County, ILIL19,8803.8%–
42Logan County, ILIL27,1823.8%–
43Shelby County, ILIL20,5763.8%–
44Effingham County, ILIL34,5193.8%–
45Jefferson County, ILIL36,1473.7%–
46Edgar County, ILIL16,3233.7%–
47Saline County, ILIL22,7723.6%–
48Richland County, ILIL15,2193.6%–
49Whiteside County, ILIL54,1213.5%–
50Menard County, ILIL11,8633.5%–
51Ogle County, ILIL51,3993.5%–
52LaSalle County, ILIL107,7733.4%–
53Putnam County, ILIL5,6193.4%–
54Johnson County, ILIL13,3633.4%–
55Jo Daviess County, ILIL21,5943.4%–
56Brown County, ILIL6,4013.4%–
57Crawford County, ILIL18,6483.3%–
58Monroe County, ILIL34,8403.3%–
59Marion County, ILIL36,3823.3%–
60De Witt County, ILIL15,1183.3%–
61Bureau County, ILIL32,5103.3%–
62Macoupin County, ILIL43,7483.3%–
63White County, ILIL13,2503.2%–
64Iroquois County, ILIL26,1503.2%–
65Calhoun County, ILIL4,3003.2%–
66Cass County, ILIL12,4633.2%–
67Jersey County, ILIL21,1603.1%–
68Mercer County, ILIL15,2293.1%–
69Christian County, ILIL33,4433.1%–
70Carroll County, ILIL15,4193.1%–
71Fulton County, ILIL32,9013.0%–
72Moultrie County, ILIL14,3713.0%–
73Fayette County, ILIL20,7903.0%–
74Stark County, ILIL5,3193.0%–
75Randolph County, ILIL29,9213.0%–
76Livingston County, ILIL35,0572.9%–
77Massac County, ILIL13,5022.9%–
78Mason County, ILIL12,4112.9%–
79Clinton County, ILIL37,1282.9%–
80Alexander County, ILIL4,5702.9%–
81Clay County, ILIL12,7932.8%–
82Clark County, ILIL15,1142.8%–
83Jasper County, ILIL9,0322.8%–
84Wayne County, ILIL15,8822.8%–
85Schuyler County, ILIL6,6572.8%–
86Greene County, ILIL11,3132.7%–
87Gallatin County, ILIL4,6162.7%–
88Cumberland County, ILIL10,2082.7%–
89Hamilton County, ILIL7,8592.6%–
90Hardin County, ILIL3,5882.6%–
91Marshall County, ILIL11,4732.6%–
92Montgomery County, ILIL28,0762.5%–
93Pope County, ILIL3,6722.5%–
94Edwards County, ILIL5,8982.5%–
95Washington County, ILIL13,5642.4%–
96Franklin County, ILIL36,9162.4%–
97Pike County, ILIL14,2312.3%–
98Scott County, ILIL4,8662.3%–
99Perry County, ILIL20,1602.2%–
100Pulaski County, ILIL4,8202.2%–
101Henderson County, ILIL5,9842.2%–
102Lawrence County, ILIL13,7901.9%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS