Atlanta metro39.490.1Austin, TX metro46.690.1Baltimore metro41.291.2Birmingham metro30.289Boston metro49.191.7Buffalo metro33.791.4Charlotte metro36.189.4Chicago metro38.589Cincinnati metro3491.4Cleveland, OH metro32.790.9Columbus, OH metro37.792.1Dallas metro35.586.1Denver metro44.891.4Detroit metro31.890.2Hartford metro40.191.5Houston metro33.183.7Indianapolis metro3589.6Jacksonville, FL metro31.790.7Kansas City metro3792.2Las Vegas, NV metro24.685.9Los Angeles-Long Beach metro34.681Louisville metro30.289.8Memphis metro28.587.9Miami, FL metro33.186.1Milwaukee metro3691.5Minneapolis-St. Paul metro42.693.8Nashville metro35.990New Orleans metro30.687.7New York metro41.187.1Oklahoma City metro30.789.6Orlando metro33.189.5Philadelphia metro38.191.1Phoenix metro31.988Pittsburgh metro35.594.4Portland, OR metro4092.1Providence metro31.987.9Raleigh metro4892.4Richmond, VA metro38.189.5Riverside-San Bernardino metro21.981.8Sacramento metro34.389.7Salt Lake City metro35.291.3San Antonio metro27.585.1San Diego metro38.487.3San Francisco metro5190.1San Jose metro52.989.1Seattle metro43.692.9St. Louis metro34.892.2Tampa-St. Petersburg metro30.889.8Virginia Beach-Norfolk metro3392Washington, DC metro51.691.3SourceU.S. Census BureauU.S. Census BureauDate of DataDate of Data: 2018Date of Data: 2018NotePercentage of the population age 25 and older that has obtained a Bachelor's degree or higher.Percentage of the population age 25 and older that has graduated from high school.Quote"Washington, including suburban Maryland, ranks second among major metros in Bachelor's degree attainment.""Both Baltimore and Washington rank among the top 20 large metros in high school attainment."