2012 Adult Asthma Data: Prevalence Tables and Maps

Table L6
Adult Self-Reported Lifetime Asthma Prevalence Rate (Percent)
and Prevalence (Number) Education and State or Territory: BRFSS 2012
State	Education	Sample Size	Prevalence (percent)	Standard Error	95% CI* (percent)	\|\| \|\| \|\|	Prevalence (number)	95% CI* (number)
U.S. Total**	HS Nongrad	40,462	15.7	0.38	(15.0 - 16.5)	\|\|	5,574,442	(5,289,319 - 5,859,565)
U.S. Total**	HS Grad	136,748	12.8	0.19	(12.4 - 13.2)	\|\|	8,795,547	(8,518,377 - 9,072,716)
U.S. Total**	Some Coll	126,116	14.0	0.20	(13.6 - 14.4)	\|\|	10,219,982	(9,917,073 - 10,522,891)
U.S. Total**	Coll Grad	160,713	11.3	0.15	(11.0 - 11.6)	\|\|	6,958,817	(6,765,264 - 7,152,371)
AL	HS Nongrad	1,241	17.2	1.73	(13.8 - 20.5)	\|\|	115,670	(90,513 - 140,826)
AL	HS Grad	2,871	13.4	0.98	(11.5 - 15.3)	\|\|	153,770	(130,087 - 177,453)
AL	Some Coll	2,485	13.8	1.03	(11.8 - 15.8)	\|\|	154,378	(130,296 - 178,460)
AL	Coll Grad	2,360	9.7	0.80	(8.1 - 11.3)	\|\|	71,285	(59,402 - 83,168)
AK	HS Nongrad	295	17.3	3.19	(11.0 - 23.6)	\|\|	9,273	(5,571 - 12,975)
AK	HS Grad	1,242	13.9	1.38	(11.2 - 16.7)	\|\|	21,638	(17,175 - 26,101)
AK	Some Coll	1,315	13.1	1.19	(10.8 - 15.5)	\|\|	26,604	(21,717 - 31,491)
AK	Coll Grad	1,454	14.0	1.20	(11.7 - 16.4)	\|\|	18,183	(15,002 - 21,365)
AZ	HS Nongrad	657	9.6	1.74	(6.2 - 13.0)	\|\|	73,168	(46,136 - 100,201)
AZ	HS Grad	1,862	12.2	1.24	(9.8 - 14.7)	\|\|	152,332	(120,427 - 184,237)
AZ	Some Coll	2,290	15.7	1.17	(13.4 - 18.0)	\|\|	269,361	(227,317 - 311,404)
AZ	Coll Grad	2,442	14.2	1.08	(12.1 - 16.4)	\|\|	165,164	(139,111 - 191,218)
AR	HS Nongrad	685	17.1	2.02	(13.1 - 21.1)	\|\|	65,538	(49,164 - 81,911)
AR	HS Grad	1,861	11.7	0.99	(9.7 - 13.6)	\|\|	91,510	(75,631 - 107,388)
AR	Some Coll	1,321	12.9	1.24	(10.5 - 15.4)	\|\|	85,883	(68,815 - 102,951)
AR	Coll Grad	1,286	9.7	1.08	(7.6 - 11.8)	\|\|	38,389	(29,619 - 47,159)
CA	HS Nongrad	1,757	10.4	1.00	(8.5 - 12.4)	\|\|	562,516	(450,575 - 674,456)
CA	HS Grad	2,721	15.2	0.94	(13.4 - 17.1)	\|\|	968,361	(842,748 - 1,093,975)
CA	Some Coll	3,779	16.6	0.82	(15.0 - 18.2)	\|\|	1,506,626	(1,351,593 - 1,661,659)
CA	Coll Grad	6,079	14.1	0.67	(12.8 - 15.4)	\|\|	1,096,261	(986,951 - 1,205,572)
CO	HS Nongrad	762	14.5	1.65	(11.2 - 17.7)	\|\|	62,705	(47,685 - 77,725)
CO	HS Grad	2,933	12.8	0.86	(11.1 - 14.5)	\|\|	118,551	(101,913 - 135,188)
CO	Some Coll	3,470	14.8	0.82	(13.1 - 16.4)	\|\|	187,277	(165,310 - 209,243)
CO	Coll Grad	5,019	10.8	0.54	(9.7 - 11.9)	\|\|	139,789	(125,470 - 154,107)
CT	HS Nongrad	555	20.2	2.20	(15.9 - 24.6)	\|\|	65,071	(49,957 - 80,185)
CT	HS Grad	2,263	13.7	1.06	(11.6 - 15.7)	\|\|	106,774	(89,472 - 124,075)
CT	Some Coll	2,126	14.9	1.10	(12.7 - 17.1)	\|\|	112,115	(94,588 - 129,642)
CT	Coll Grad	3,770	12.0	0.69	(10.7 - 13.3)	\|\|	109,521	(96,658 - 122,384)
DE	HS Nongrad	335	15.8	2.60	(10.6 - 20.9)	\|\|	14,843	(9,631 - 20,054)
DE	HS Grad	1,557	13.7	1.19	(11.3 - 16.0)	\|\|	30,374	(24,835 - 35,914)
DE	Some Coll	1,390	14.0	1.19	(11.7 - 16.3)	\|\|	29,401	(24,222 - 34,581)
DE	Coll Grad	1,877	11.9	0.93	(10.1 - 13.7)	\|\|	21,544	(18,094 - 24,993)
DC	HS Nongrad	263	19.5	3.37	(12.8 - 26.1)	\|\|	13,004	(8,223 - 17,785)
DC	HS Grad	669	17.2	2.38	(12.6 - 21.9)	\|\|	17,694	(12,386 - 23,002)
DC	Some Coll	589	14.6	2.16	(10.4 - 18.9)	\|\|	16,428	(11,367 - 21,488)
DC	Coll Grad	2,269	12.4	1.21	(10.0 - 14.8)	\|\|	30,034	(23,963 - 36,106)
FL	HS Nongrad	663	15.8	2.28	(11.4 - 20.3)	\|\|	358,813	(247,996 - 469,630)
FL	HS Grad	2,192	12.0	1.07	(9.9 - 14.1)	\|\|	553,905	(451,224 - 656,587)
FL	Some Coll	2,127	12.8	1.16	(10.5 - 15.1)	\|\|	601,527	(487,073 - 715,981)
FL	Coll Grad	2,584	10.9	0.88	(9.1 - 12.6)	\|\|	393,646	(328,173 - 459,118)
GA	HS Nongrad	785	17.9	2.05	(13.9 - 21.9)	\|\|	220,469	(166,083 - 274,855)
GA	HS Grad	1,772	11.1	0.99	(9.1 - 13.0)	\|\|	243,402	(199,456 - 287,349)
GA	Some Coll	1,553	13.9	1.29	(11.4 - 16.5)	\|\|	297,160	(238,954 - 355,367)
GA	Coll Grad	1,936	11.2	1.00	(9.2 - 13.1)	\|\|	203,772	(166,180 - 241,363)
HI	HS Nongrad	311	14.1	2.61	(9.0 - 19.3)	\|\|	14,816	(9,042 - 20,589)
HI	HS Grad	2,073	14.5	1.10	(12.3 - 16.6)	\|\|	46,722	(39,355 - 54,089)
HI	Some Coll	2,121	15.8	1.20	(13.5 - 18.2)	\|\|	56,484	(47,424 - 65,545)
HI	Coll Grad	3,044	12.4	0.75	(10.9 - 13.9)	\|\|	35,845	(31,479 - 40,211)
ID	HS Nongrad	433	15.4	2.97	(9.6 - 21.2)	\|\|	21,524	(12,674 - 30,374)
ID	HS Grad	1,730	11.2	1.31	(8.6 - 13.7)	\|\|	37,397	(28,460 - 46,334)
ID	Some Coll	1,862	11.9	1.16	(9.6 - 14.2)	\|\|	50,834	(40,824 - 60,843)
ID	Coll Grad	1,822	9.2	1.05	(7.1 - 11.3)	\|\|	23,490	(18,093 - 28,886)
IL	HS Nongrad	363	18.4	3.08	(12.3 - 24.4)	\|\|	245,337	(154,898 - 335,776)
IL	HS Grad	1,610	10.5	1.11	(8.4 - 12.7)	\|\|	286,011	(224,113 - 347,909)
IL	Some Coll	1,464	14.1	1.18	(11.8 - 16.4)	\|\|	418,189	(345,560 - 490,817)
IL	Coll Grad	2,135	10.1	0.82	(8.5 - 11.7)	\|\|	279,255	(232,873 - 325,637)
IN	HS Nongrad	843	16.3	1.64	(13.1 - 19.5)	\|\|	112,812	(88,841 - 136,783)
IN	HS Grad	3,124	13.0	0.78	(11.5 - 14.5)	\|\|	224,046	(196,388 - 251,705)
IN	Some Coll	2,255	13.1	1.02	(11.1 - 15.1)	\|\|	194,006	(162,195 - 225,817)
IN	Coll Grad	2,370	10.5	0.76	(9.0 - 12.0)	\|\|	107,487	(91,735 - 123,238)
IA	HS Nongrad	493	15.4	2.29	(10.9 - 19.9)	\|\|	35,942	(24,477 - 47,407)
IA	HS Grad	2,443	11.5	0.85	(9.8 - 13.1)	\|\|	87,587	(74,096 - 101,079)
IA	Some Coll	2,068	13.2	0.96	(11.4 - 15.1)	\|\|	106,678	(90,536 - 122,820)
IA	Coll Grad	2,132	8.3	0.68	(7.0 - 9.6)	\|\|	44,420	(37,136 - 51,704)
KS	HS Nongrad	721	13.5	1.59	(10.4 - 16.7)	\|\|	31,954	(24,206 - 39,703)
KS	HS Grad	3,217	11.9	0.77	(10.4 - 13.4)	\|\|	72,493	(62,777 - 82,209)
KS	Some Coll	3,436	13.0	0.75	(11.5 - 14.4)	\|\|	93,861	(82,656 - 105,066)
KS	Coll Grad	4,374	9.8	0.58	(8.7 - 10.9)	\|\|	56,495	(49,659 - 63,331)
KY	HS Nongrad	1,409	22.7	1.80	(19.2 - 26.3)	\|\|	137,672	(113,775 - 161,569)
KY	HS Grad	3,904	15.8	0.94	(13.9 - 17.6)	\|\|	180,493	(157,712 - 203,274)
KY	Some Coll	2,986	14.6	0.91	(12.8 - 16.4)	\|\|	140,889	(122,802 - 158,975)
KY	Coll Grad	2,834	12.3	0.84	(10.7 - 14.0)	\|\|	78,395	(67,440 - 89,350)
LA	HS Nongrad	1,352	15.8	1.70	(12.4 - 19.1)	\|\|	103,061	(79,553 - 126,569)
LA	HS Grad	3,150	11.3	0.93	(9.5 - 13.1)	\|\|	134,607	(112,003 - 157,212)
LA	Some Coll	2,196	12.0	1.10	(9.8 - 14.1)	\|\|	116,277	(94,228 - 138,325)
LA	Coll Grad	2,333	10.2	0.91	(8.5 - 12.0)	\|\|	68,177	(55,711 - 80,642)
ME	HS Nongrad	532	19.8	2.16	(15.6 - 24.1)	\|\|	21,069	(16,043 - 26,096)
ME	HS Grad	3,135	15.1	0.80	(13.6 - 16.7)	\|\|	54,892	(48,866 - 60,918)
ME	Some Coll	2,617	15.4	0.89	(13.6 - 17.1)	\|\|	49,257	(43,193 - 55,321)
ME	Coll Grad	3,581	12.2	0.65	(10.9 - 13.4)	\|\|	32,092	(28,581 - 35,602)
MD	HS Nongrad	866	15.4	1.96	(11.6 - 19.2)	\|\|	84,582	(61,960 - 107,204)
MD	HS Grad	3,381	13.3	1.09	(11.2 - 15.5)	\|\|	159,837	(132,491 - 187,183)
MD	Some Coll	3,082	14.4	1.10	(12.3 - 16.6)	\|\|	181,952	(152,641 - 211,262)
MD	Coll Grad	5,385	11.7	0.69	(10.4 - 13.1)	\|\|	175,203	(153,898 - 196,508)
MA	HS Nongrad	1,893	20.5	1.52	(17.5 - 23.5)	\|\|	118,377	(99,371 - 137,382)
MA	HS Grad	5,320	16.5	0.85	(14.8 - 18.1)	\|\|	223,952	(199,164 - 248,740)
MA	Some Coll	5,022	16.3	0.82	(14.7 - 17.9)	\|\|	224,312	(200,157 - 248,468)
MA	Coll Grad	9,201	12.8	0.47	(11.8 - 13.7)	\|\|	235,760	(217,937 - 253,582)
MI	HS Nongrad	662	21.4	2.26	(16.9 - 25.8)	\|\|	192,499	(147,735 - 237,262)
MI	HS Grad	3,123	15.5	0.89	(13.8 - 17.3)	\|\|	361,254	(317,328 - 405,180)
MI	Some Coll	3,142	15.3	0.84	(13.7 - 17.0)	\|\|	394,733	(349,766 - 439,701)
MI	Coll Grad	3,518	12.9	0.72	(11.5 - 14.3)	\|\|	224,275	(198,129 - 250,421)
MN	HS Nongrad	575	16.9	2.23	(12.6 - 21.3)	\|\|	61,170	(43,677 - 78,663)
MN	HS Grad	3,049	11.9	0.77	(10.4 - 13.4)	\|\|	132,561	(114,897 - 150,225)
MN	Some Coll	3,586	10.5	0.65	(9.2 - 11.8)	\|\|	146,530	(128,173 - 164,886)
MN	Coll Grad	4,926	9.8	0.53	(8.7 - 10.8)	\|\|	116,096	(103,356 - 128,836)
MS	HS Nongrad	1,316	15.4	1.43	(12.6 - 18.2)	\|\|	67,730	(54,692 - 80,769)
MS	HS Grad	2,529	12.7	0.94	(10.8 - 14.5)	\|\|	86,029	(72,992 - 99,067)
MS	Some Coll	1,962	10.2	0.95	(8.3 - 12.1)	\|\|	72,510	(58,626 - 86,394)
MS	Coll Grad	1,934	8.5	0.81	(6.9 - 10.1)	\|\|	33,755	(27,265 - 40,245)
MO	HS Nongrad	714	18.6	2.14	(14.4 - 22.8)	\|\|	116,207	(87,595 - 144,819)
MO	HS Grad	2,307	13.0	1.03	(11.0 - 15.0)	\|\|	190,887	(159,778 - 221,996)
MO	Some Coll	1,827	15.6	1.25	(13.2 - 18.1)	\|\|	223,833	(186,307 - 261,360)
MO	Coll Grad	1,871	12.4	1.03	(10.4 - 14.4)	\|\|	132,686	(110,028 - 155,344)
MT	HS Nongrad	619	20.5	2.33	(16.0 - 25.1)	\|\|	14,922	(11,155 - 18,689)
MT	HS Grad	2,748	12.9	0.89	(11.2 - 14.6)	\|\|	31,255	(26,773 - 35,738)
MT	Some Coll	2,505	13.8	0.92	(12.0 - 15.6)	\|\|	36,485	(31,434 - 41,537)
MT	Coll Grad	2,759	12.2	0.82	(10.6 - 13.8)	\|\|	24,092	(20,753 - 27,430)
NE	HS Nongrad	1,297	12.0	1.33	(9.3 - 14.6)	\|\|	16,827	(12,923 - 20,732)
NE	HS Grad	6,665	11.0	0.58	(9.9 - 12.2)	\|\|	44,076	(39,343 - 48,809)
NE	Some Coll	5,722	11.6	0.60	(10.4 - 12.7)	\|\|	56,896	(50,872 - 62,920)
NE	Coll Grad	5,388	9.1	0.51	(8.1 - 10.1)	\|\|	32,080	(28,412 - 35,748)
NV	HS Nongrad	445	10.1	1.95	(6.2 - 13.9)	\|\|	34,370	(20,600 - 48,141)
NV	HS Grad	1,322	12.6	1.28	(10.1 - 15.1)	\|\|	77,595	(61,341 - 93,849)
NV	Some Coll	1,582	12.6	1.10	(10.5 - 14.8)	\|\|	86,850	(71,471 - 102,230)
NV	Coll Grad	1,470	9.8	1.06	(7.7 - 11.8)	\|\|	40,890	(31,937 - 49,844)
NH	HS Nongrad	403	18.6	2.99	(12.7 - 24.4)	\|\|	17,530	(11,416 - 23,643)
NH	HS Grad	2,093	14.8	1.23	(12.4 - 17.3)	\|\|	45,814	(37,702 - 53,926)
NH	Some Coll	1,933	13.9	1.12	(11.7 - 16.1)	\|\|	44,003	(36,581 - 51,424)
NH	Coll Grad	3,057	12.1	0.77	(10.6 - 13.6)	\|\|	38,209	(33,238 - 43,181)
NJ	HS Nongrad	1,199	15.0	1.45	(12.1 - 17.8)	\|\|	123,764	(98,471 - 149,057)
NJ	HS Grad	4,375	12.0	0.74	(10.5 - 13.4)	\|\|	239,078	(208,597 - 269,558)
NJ	Some Coll	3,729	13.9	0.84	(12.3 - 15.6)	\|\|	238,594	(208,325 - 268,862)
NJ	Coll Grad	6,257	10.7	0.59	(9.5 - 11.9)	\|\|	234,940	(208,082 - 261,799)
NM	HS Nongrad	1,047	11.7	1.16	(9.4 - 14.0)	\|\|	32,458	(25,909 - 39,008)
NM	HS Grad	2,333	13.1	0.86	(11.4 - 14.8)	\|\|	56,132	(48,465 - 63,799)
NM	Some Coll	2,414	14.0	0.89	(12.3 - 15.8)	\|\|	71,352	(61,842 - 80,863)
NM	Coll Grad	2,930	13.8	0.76	(12.3 - 15.3)	\|\|	49,392	(43,749 - 55,035)
NY	HS Nongrad	515	21.5	2.66	(16.3 - 26.7)	\|\|	490,217	(353,147 - 627,287)
NY	HS Grad	1,594	13.3	1.17	(11.0 - 15.5)	\|\|	555,271	(454,512 - 656,030)
NY	Some Coll	1,455	13.8	1.18	(11.5 - 16.1)	\|\|	561,820	(463,051 - 660,588)
NY	Coll Grad	2,440	10.5	0.73	(9.1 - 11.9)	\|\|	480,168	(412,598 - 547,738)
NC	HS Nongrad	1,497	15.8	1.32	(13.2 - 18.4)	\|\|	190,030	(156,005 - 224,055)
NC	HS Grad	3,439	11.2	0.80	(9.7 - 12.8)	\|\|	233,687	(199,029 - 268,344)
NC	Some Coll	3,200	12.3	0.74	(10.9 - 13.8)	\|\|	289,609	(253,777 - 325,440)
NC	Coll Grad	3,686	8.9	0.59	(7.7 - 10.1)	\|\|	159,801	(138,145 - 181,457)
ND	HS Nongrad	338	12.6	2.53	(7.6 - 17.6)	\|\|	6,666	(3,836 - 9,496)
ND	HS Grad	1,409	9.7	1.20	(7.4 - 12.1)	\|\|	14,330	(10,689 - 17,970)
ND	Some Coll	1,559	11.5	1.13	(9.3 - 13.7)	\|\|	24,128	(19,229 - 29,026)
ND	Coll Grad	1,556	9.2	0.97	(7.3 - 11.1)	\|\|	11,780	(9,228 - 14,333)
OH	HS Nongrad	1,026	23.8	1.91	(20.1 - 27.5)	\|\|	265,039	(217,951 - 312,126)
OH	HS Grad	4,679	12.4	0.68	(11.1 - 13.8)	\|\|	380,852	(337,448 - 424,256)
OH	Some Coll	3,350	13.8	0.80	(12.2 - 15.4)	\|\|	363,883	(319,968 - 407,799)
OH	Coll Grad	3,873	11.5	0.65	(10.2 - 12.7)	\|\|	226,984	(200,390 - 253,578)
OK	HS Nongrad	948	19.0	1.86	(15.4 - 22.7)	\|\|	80,594	(63,213 - 97,975)
OK	HS Grad	2,551	12.9	0.86	(11.3 - 14.6)	\|\|	119,945	(103,631 - 136,259)
OK	Some Coll	2,287	14.1	0.87	(12.3 - 15.8)	\|\|	130,467	(113,818 - 147,117)
OK	Coll Grad	2,198	12.2	0.87	(10.5 - 13.9)	\|\|	72,841	(62,039 - 83,642)
OR	HS Nongrad	307	20.3	2.91	(14.6 - 26.0)	\|\|	71,440	(49,152 - 93,728)
OR	HS Grad	1,318	15.9	1.32	(13.3 - 18.4)	\|\|	124,812	(102,994 - 146,630)
OR	Some Coll	1,578	17.7	1.23	(15.3 - 20.2)	\|\|	192,007	(163,916 - 220,099)
OR	Coll Grad	2,061	15.4	1.00	(13.5 - 17.4)	\|\|	123,041	(106,451 - 139,630)
PA	HS Nongrad	1,455	19.3	1.65	(16.1 - 22.5)	\|\|	235,115	(191,085 - 279,145)
PA	HS Grad	7,518	12.4	0.63	(11.2 - 13.7)	\|\|	456,614	(408,799 - 504,429)
PA	Some Coll	4,665	14.8	0.77	(13.3 - 16.3)	\|\|	386,898	(344,602 - 429,193)
PA	Coll Grad	6,217	11.1	0.55	(10.0 - 12.2)	\|\|	273,295	(245,400 - 301,189)
RI	HS Nongrad	488	18.7	2.54	(13.7 - 23.7)	\|\|	23,486	(16,428 - 30,544)
RI	HS Grad	1,421	15.6	1.35	(12.9 - 18.2)	\|\|	35,245	(28,761 - 41,729)
RI	Some Coll	1,391	16.5	1.38	(13.8 - 19.3)	\|\|	40,450	(33,234 - 47,666)
RI	Coll Grad	2,147	13.9	1.03	(11.8 - 15.9)	\|\|	31,929	(26,943 - 36,914)
SC	HS Nongrad	1,587	21.0	1.67	(17.8 - 24.3)	\|\|	127,151	(104,742 - 149,560)
SC	HS Grad	3,972	11.6	0.72	(10.2 - 13.0)	\|\|	130,354	(113,822 - 146,886)
SC	Some Coll	3,366	13.1	0.87	(11.4 - 14.8)	\|\|	143,912	(123,843 - 163,981)
SC	Coll Grad	3,794	9.2	0.68	(7.8 - 10.5)	\|\|	73,053	(61,953 - 84,154)
SD	HS Nongrad	604	11.0	1.74	(7.5 - 14.4)	\|\|	7,571	(5,151 - 9,990)
SD	HS Grad	2,406	11.6	1.03	(9.5 - 13.6)	\|\|	22,780	(18,608 - 26,953)
SD	Some Coll	2,437	11.0	0.98	(9.1 - 13.0)	\|\|	23,345	(19,103 - 27,587)
SD	Coll Grad	2,395	9.6	0.90	(7.8 - 11.4)	\|\|	13,964	(11,294 - 16,633)
TN	HS Nongrad	921	16.6	2.02	(12.7 - 20.6)	\|\|	137,484	(101,185 - 173,783)
TN	HS Grad	2,334	10.3	0.89	(8.6 - 12.1)	\|\|	171,101	(141,013 - 201,189)
TN	Some Coll	1,918	10.7	1.08	(8.6 - 12.8)	\|\|	150,931	(119,209 - 182,654)
TN	Coll Grad	1,833	8.2	1.00	(6.3 - 10.2)	\|\|	85,803	(64,258 - 107,349)
TX	HS Nongrad	1,350	8.8	1.04	(6.8 - 10.8)	\|\|	328,055	(249,334 - 406,776)
TX	HS Grad	2,301	12.2	1.10	(10.0 - 14.3)	\|\|	615,879	(498,647 - 733,111)
TX	Some Coll	2,216	12.1	0.91	(10.3 - 13.9)	\|\|	707,390	(597,984 - 816,797)
TX	Coll Grad	3,207	9.5	0.65	(8.2 - 10.8)	\|\|	424,518	(366,237 - 482,798)
UT	HS Nongrad	646	13.0	1.67	(9.7 - 16.3)	\|\|	25,822	(18,977 - 32,667)
UT	HS Grad	3,172	13.1	0.82	(11.5 - 14.7)	\|\|	65,256	(56,740 - 73,772)
UT	Some Coll	4,259	14.6	0.71	(13.2 - 16.0)	\|\|	112,426	(101,134 - 123,719)
UT	Coll Grad	4,276	10.1	0.57	(9.0 - 11.2)	\|\|	50,918	(45,077 - 56,760)
VT	HS Nongrad	378	24.9	3.21	(18.6 - 31.2)	\|\|	11,202	(7,862 - 14,541)
VT	HS Grad	1,840	17.2	1.21	(14.8 - 19.6)	\|\|	26,998	(22,914 - 31,082)
VT	Some Coll	1,385	14.8	1.24	(12.4 - 17.3)	\|\|	21,283	(17,537 - 25,029)
VT	Coll Grad	2,424	10.1	0.75	(8.6 - 11.6)	\|\|	15,441	(13,118 - 17,763)
VA	HS Nongrad	613	20.8	2.13	(16.6 - 25.0)	\|\|	174,945	(135,516 - 214,374)
VA	HS Grad	1,801	11.5	0.99	(9.5 - 13.4)	\|\|	188,436	(154,893 - 221,979)
VA	Some Coll	1,784	14.2	1.16	(12.0 - 16.5)	\|\|	257,815	(213,231 - 302,399)
VA	Coll Grad	3,122	11.3	0.71	(9.9 - 12.7)	\|\|	221,915	(193,442 - 250,389)
WA	HS Nongrad	850	15.0	1.53	(12.0 - 18.0)	\|\|	87,346	(68,724 - 105,968)
WA	HS Grad	3,496	16.0	0.87	(14.2 - 17.7)	\|\|	208,389	(184,057 - 232,722)
WA	Some Coll	4,623	16.0	0.69	(14.6 - 17.3)	\|\|	302,408	(275,258 - 329,559)
WA	Coll Grad	6,253	13.1	0.54	(12.1 - 14.2)	\|\|	198,142	(181,307 - 214,977)
WV	HS Nongrad	766	19.2	1.68	(15.9 - 22.5)	\|\|	48,638	(39,504 - 57,771)
WV	HS Grad	2,157	11.2	0.80	(9.7 - 12.8)	\|\|	66,123	(56,503 - 75,742)
WV	Some Coll	1,251	12.0	1.14	(9.8 - 14.3)	\|\|	46,104	(37,010 - 55,199)
WV	Coll Grad	1,213	10.7	1.02	(8.7 - 12.7)	\|\|	26,013	(20,943 - 31,083)
WI	HS Nongrad	340	19.6	3.55	(12.6 - 26.6)	\|\|	90,045	(53,797 - 126,294)
WI	HS Grad	1,835	9.1	0.96	(7.2 - 11.0)	\|\|	133,064	(104,453 - 161,675)
WI	Some Coll	1,470	10.9	1.15	(8.7 - 13.2)	\|\|	154,042	(120,990 - 187,095)
WI	Coll Grad	1,628	10.4	1.08	(8.3 - 12.5)	\|\|	108,768	(85,817 - 131,719)
WY	HS Nongrad	342	20.5	3.52	(13.5 - 27.4)	\|\|	7,905	(4,967 - 10,843)
WY	HS Grad	1,931	11.7	1.20	(9.3 - 14.0)	\|\|	15,383	(12,128 - 18,638)
WY	Some Coll	1,966	11.8	1.17	(9.5 - 14.1)	\|\|	19,779	(15,762 - 23,796)
WY	Coll Grad	1,993	10.4	1.05	(8.3 - 12.4)	\|\|	9,823	(7,802 - 11,843)
Territories
GU	HS Nongrad	233	18.0	3.46	(11.1 - 24.8)	\|\|	3,927	(2,270 - 5,584)
GU	HS Grad	800	11.3	1.44	(8.5 - 14.1)	\|\|	4,085	(3,011 - 5,159)
GU	Some Coll	399	9.1	1.56	(6.0 - 12.2)	\|\|	1,900	(1,244 - 2,557)
GU	Coll Grad	590	9.3	1.37	(6.6 - 12.0)	\|\|	2,578	(1,815 - 3,340)
PR	HS Nongrad	1,438	14.5	1.12	(12.3 - 16.7)	\|\|	120,010	(100,455 - 139,566)
PR	HS Grad	1,527	12.4	0.95	(10.5 - 14.3)	\|\|	90,566	(76,184 - 104,947)
PR	Some Coll	1,512	16.7	1.08	(14.6 - 18.9)	\|\|	116,046	(100,167 - 131,924)
PR	Coll Grad	1,822	13.0	0.89	(11.2 - 14.7)	\|\|	72,422	(62,137 - 82,708)

Notes:

*CI denotes confidence interval.

**U.S. Total includes 50 states plus the District of Columbia and excludes the three territories.

If values for the standard error and the 95% confidence interval are not provided, the normal approximation to the binomial distribution does not apply due to small sample size.

When the sample size is less than 50, estimates are not precise and should be interpreted with caution.

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Page last updated: March 21, 2014
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