Most Educated in Utah

Top 96 cities ranked by most educated

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Most Educated — Utah

1 Summit Park 72.1%

2 Snyderville 65.9%

3 Highland 64.9%

4 Park City 64.4%

5 Midway 59.7%

6 Holladay 57.9%

7 Fruit Heights 57.1%

8 Alpine 56.6%

9 Hyde Park 56.4%

10 Cedar Hills 54.2%

11 Mapleton 54.0%

12 Millcreek 53.9%

13 Cottonwood Heights 52.8%

14 Saratoga Springs 52.0%

15 Salt Lake City 50.9%

16 Draper 50.8%

17 Farmington 50.6%

18 Lehi 50.2%

19 Kaysville 48.9%

20 Vineyard 48.8%

21 Centerville 47.8%

22 Bountiful 46.6%

23 Providence 46.6%

24 South Jordan 46.5%

25 Lindon 46.1%

26 Ivins 45.7%

27 Sandy 45.7%

28 North Logan 45.4%

29 Provo 45.0%

30 Heber 42.6%

31 Orem 42.5%

32 Ephraim 42.5%

33 American Fork 42.0%

34 South Weber 42.0%

35 Herriman 41.9%

36 Smithfield 41.6%

37 Nibley 41.2%

38 Pleasant Grove 40.9%

39 North Salt Lake 40.9%

40 Murray 40.7%

41 Salem 39.0%

42 Springville 38.9%

43 Logan 38.8%

44 Stansbury Park 38.5%

45 Eagle Mountain 38.3%

46 Bluffdale 38.2%

47 Syracuse 38.2%

48 Spanish Fork 38.2%

49 Woods Cross 37.3%

50 North Ogden 37.2%

51 Layton 36.0%

52 Moab 35.4%

53 Santa Clara 35.3%

54 Riverton 35.3%

55 Washington 34.7%

56 Midvale 34.2%

57 Cedar City 34.1%

58 St. George 34.1%

59 West Bountiful 34.1%

60 Perry 34.1%

61 Pleasant View 34.0%

62 South Salt Lake 33.9%

63 South Ogden 33.2%

64 Hyrum 32.2%

65 Hooper 32.2%

66 West Haven 32.0%

67 Plain City 31.5%

68 Enoch 31.4%

69 White City metro township 30.3%

70 West Point 30.3%

71 Brigham City 29.3%

72 West Jordan 28.6%

73 Hurricane 26.8%

74 Payson 26.6%

75 Clinton 26.5%

76 Farr West 26.4%

77 Santaquin 25.8%

78 Ogden 25.6%

79 Richfield 24.0%

80 Grantsville 23.9%

81 Taylorsville 23.8%

82 Clearfield 23.5%

83 Roy 23.1%

84 Washington Terrace 22.9%

85 Nephi 21.5%

86 Riverdale 21.5%

87 Harrisville 21.3%

88 Roosevelt 21.2%

89 Price 19.1%

90 Tooele 18.0%

91 West Valley City 15.7%

92 Vernal 14.6%

93 Magna metro township 14.1%

94 Tremonton 14.1%

95 Kearns metro township 12.7%

96 Sunset 10.5%

The most educated cities in Utah have the highest percentages of residents with bachelor's degrees or higher. Summit Park leads with 72.1% 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 Summit Park, 72.1% 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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