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Taylor, Adair have top graduation rates in 7-counties Our area definitely benefits from having Lindsey Wilson College and Campbellsville University so close. -BRANDON THOMPSON By Brandon Thompson According to 2010 US Census data, the percentage of those holding at least a bachelors degree in the following counties is:
For those readers who are as big a nerd as I am and enjoy looking at this kind of info, quickfacts (dot) census (dot) gov has great county by county demographics from census reports and even allows you to compare against statewide numbers. - Brandon Thompson Comments above about:Comments re article 50201: Bachelors degree attainment tops 30 for 1st time nationally This story was posted on 2012-02-24 16:23:32
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