Most Educated in Greater Poland

Top 62 cities ranked by most educated

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Most Educated — Greater Poland

1 Zbąszyń 34.6%

2 Mosina 34.6%

3 Czarnków 34.6%

4 Wronki 34.6%

5 Międzychód 34.6%

6 Rogoźno 34.6%

7 Murowana Goślina 34.6%

8 Puszczykowo 34.6%

9 Opalenica 34.6%

10 Kostrzyn 34.6%

11 Pobiedziska 34.6%

12 Jastrowie 34.6%

13 Trzemeszno 34.6%

14 Witkowo 34.6%

15 Pniewy 34.6%

16 Kórnik 34.6%

17 Wolsztyn 34.6%

18 Kłodawa 34.6%

19 Koźmin Wielkopolski 34.6%

20 Krzyż Wielkopolski 34.6%

21 Buk 34.6%

22 Sieraków 34.6%

23 Wieleń 34.6%

24 Plewiska 34.6%

25 Stęszew 34.6%

26 Śmigiel 34.6%

27 Czerwonak 34.6%

28 Wyrzysk 34.6%

29 Komorniki 34.6%

30 Strzałkowo 34.6%

31 Czempiń 34.6%

32 Koło 34.6%

33 Kalisz 34.6%

34 Konin 34.6%

35 Piła 34.6%

36 Ostrów Wielkopolski 34.6%

37 Gniezno 34.6%

38 Leszno 34.6%

39 Śrem 34.6%

40 Turek 34.6%

41 Krotoszyn 34.6%

42 Swarzędz 34.6%

43 Września 34.6%

44 Luboń 34.6%

45 Wągrowiec 34.6%

46 Jarocin 34.6%

47 Kościan 34.6%

48 Poznań 34.6%

49 Środa Wielkopolska 34.6%

50 Rawicz 34.6%

51 Gostyń 34.6%

52 Chodzież 34.6%

53 Szamotuły 34.6%

54 Złotów 34.6%

55 Oborniki 34.6%

56 Pleszew 34.6%

57 Trzcianka 34.6%

58 Nowy Tomyśl 34.6%

59 Kępno 34.6%

60 Słupca 34.6%

61 Ostrzeszów 34.6%

62 Grodzisk Wielkopolski 34.6%

The most educated cities in Greater Poland have the highest percentages of residents with bachelor's degrees or higher. Zbąszyń leads with 34.6% of residents holding a bachelor's degree.

High education levels typically correlate with higher incomes, lower unemployment, better health outcomes, and more civic engagement. These cities often host or are adjacent to major universities and research institutions that drive both education and economic development.

Highly educated communities tend to attract knowledge-based industries and employers in technology, healthcare, finance, and professional services, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of educational attainment and economic opportunity.

Did You Know?

1. In Zbąszyń, 34.6% of residents have a bachelor's degree — more than double the national average of about 33%.
2. Cities near major research universities consistently rank among the most educated in the country.
3. Higher education rates correlate with higher incomes, lower crime, and better health outcomes across communities.

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