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| February 8, 2011 - Edition 590 | ||||
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For the first time since 2000, U.S. data on college attainment by county is available. Using this information gathered from the U.S. Census Bureau and the American Community Survey, the Chronicle of Higher Education has created a sort of paint-by-numbers, interactive map, showing the percentage of each county's population with a bachelor's degree. The map also displays population density, median income, race and ethnicity mix, and male-to-female ratio. The result is both fascinating, allowing viewers with the roll of the mouse to compare counties by multiple variables at one time, and worrying, showing large attainment disparities between races in metropolitan areas. You can explore the map through the Chronicle of Higher Education website. Note that some content on the site is available by subscription only. |
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