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Most Graduate Degrees in Oklahoma

Top 76 cities ranked by most graduate degrees

Most Graduate Degrees — Oklahoma

1 Stillwater 26.0%
2 Edmond 22.1%
3 Norman 21.6%
4 Bixby 17.0%
5 Jenks 16.5%
6 Weatherford 15.2%
7 The Village 14.7%
8 Tahlequah 13.9%
9 Choctaw 12.8%
10 Piedmont 12.6%
11 Tulsa 12.2%
12 Oklahoma City 12.1%
13 Ada 11.8%
14 Alva 11.6%
15 Bartlesville 11.4%
16 Harrah 11.4%
17 Owasso 10.8%
18 Broken Arrow 10.3%
19 Ardmore 9.6%
20 Tuttle 9.4%
21 Shawnee 9.4%
22 Blanchard 9.4%
23 Bethany 9.1%
24 Durant 9.1%
25 Yukon 9.0%
26 Newcastle 8.9%
27 Grove 8.7%
28 Purcell 8.4%
29 Lawton 8.3%
30 Altus 7.9%
31 Moore 7.8%
32 Duncan 7.5%
33 Guymon 7.3%
34 Sand Springs 7.0%
35 Elk City 7.0%
36 Mustang 7.0%
37 Pauls Valley 6.9%
38 Midwest City 6.9%
39 Claremore 6.9%
40 Enid 6.8%
41 McAlester 6.8%
42 Chickasha 6.4%
43 Lone Grove 6.1%
44 Miami 5.9%
45 Idabel 5.8%
46 Warr Acres 5.8%
47 Muskogee 5.8%
48 Ponca City 5.7%
49 Glenpool 5.6%
50 Guthrie 5.6%
51 Clinton 5.6%
52 Collinsville 5.6%
53 Skiatook 5.5%
54 Sallisaw 5.4%
55 Henryetta 5.4%
56 Coweta 5.3%
57 Sapulpa 5.3%
58 Woodward 5.2%
59 Wagoner 5.1%
60 Cushing 5.0%
61 Verdigris 5.0%
62 El Reno 5.0%
63 Catoosa 5.0%
64 Poteau 4.7%
65 Okmulgee 4.4%
66 Hugo 4.2%
67 Noble 3.9%
68 Vinita 3.6%
69 Blackwell 3.3%
70 Tecumseh 3.2%
71 Anadarko 3.2%
72 Del City 2.8%
73 Seminole 2.8%
74 Pryor Creek 2.4%
75 Holdenville 1.8%
76 Sayre 1.0%

Explore the top 76 cities ranked by most graduate degrees in Oklahoma.

City rankings help residents, researchers, and policymakers understand how communities compare across important quality-of-life measures.

Data is sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, FBI Crime Statistics, and NOAA climate records.

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