2014 Adult Asthma Data: Prevalence Tables and Maps

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Table L6
Adult Self-Reported Lifetime Asthma Prevalence Rate (Percent)
and Prevalence (Number) Education and State or Territory: BRFSS 2014
State Education Sample
Size		 Prevalence
(percent)		 Standard
Error		 95% CI*
(percent)		 ||
||
||		 Prevalence
(number)		 95% CI*
(number)
U.S. Total** HS Nongrad 35,306 15.2 0.34 (14.5 – 15.9) || 5,369,010 (5,116,306 – 5,621,714)
U.S. Total** HS Grad 128,511 13.2 0.19 (12.9 – 13.6) || 9,115,744 (8,837,882 – 9,393,605)
U.S. Total** Some Coll 123,212 14.7 0.20 (14.3 – 15.1) || 11,012,041 (10,702,252 – 11,321,829)
U.S. Total** Coll Grad 163,993 11.7 0.15 (11.4 – 12.0) || 7,322,203 (7,130,464 – 7,513,942)
AL HS Nongrad 1,057 20.2 1.74 (16.8 – 23.6) || 130,426 (106,286 – 154,567)
AL HS Grad 2,747 13.6 0.98 (11.7 – 15.5) || 156,399 (132,776 – 180,023)
AL Some Coll 2,459 15.0 1.00 (13.0 – 17.0) || 173,607 (149,458 – 197,756)
AL Coll Grad 2,321 10.8 0.84 (9.1 – 12.4) || 81,889 (68,890 – 94,888)
AK HS Nongrad 229 12.5 2.70 (7.2 – 17.8) || 6,511 (3,598 – 9,423)
AK HS Grad 1,116 10.3 1.18 (8.0 – 12.6) || 15,993 (12,255 – 19,730)
AK Some Coll 1,288 14.6 1.36 (12.0 – 17.3) || 30,575 (24,598 – 36,551)
AK Coll Grad 1,700 11.6 0.96 (9.7 – 13.5) || 15,350 (12,770 – 17,930)
AZ HS Nongrad 1,122 12.8 1.51 (9.8 – 15.7) || 98,261 (73,993 – 122,530)
AZ HS Grad 3,456 14.3 1.00 (12.3 – 16.3) || 183,477 (156,379 – 210,575)
AZ Some Coll 4,401 16.0 0.90 (14.2 – 17.8) || 281,457 (247,681 – 315,233)
AZ Coll Grad 5,691 13.3 0.69 (12.0 – 14.6) || 159,297 (142,257 – 176,337)
AR HS Nongrad 601 18.8 2.39 (14.1 – 23.5) || 70,752 (51,738 – 89,766)
AR HS Grad 1,859 12.8 1.20 (10.4 – 15.2) || 100,629 (81,026 – 120,232)
AR Some Coll 1,385 13.6 1.38 (10.9 – 16.3) || 91,216 (71,876 – 110,557)
AR Coll Grad 1,345 9.3 1.04 (7.3 – 11.3) || 38,052 (29,503 – 46,601)
CA HS Nongrad 1,082 9.9 1.08 (7.8 – 12.1) || 538,690 (418,867 – 658,513)
CA HS Grad 1,582 12.5 1.03 (10.5 – 14.5) || 776,863 (643,431 – 910,296)
CA Some Coll 2,222 15.2 0.88 (13.5 – 16.9) || 1,368,124 (1,205,564 – 1,530,684)
CA Coll Grad 3,669 12.5 0.67 (11.2 – 13.9) || 971,256 (865,370 – 1,077,141)
CO HS Nongrad 766 11.5 1.49 (8.6 – 14.4) || 50,773 (37,045 – 64,501)
CO HS Grad 3,109 11.4 0.78 (9.8 – 12.9) || 106,359 (91,265 – 121,452)
CO Some Coll 3,620 13.6 0.75 (12.2 – 15.1) || 182,357 (161,510 – 203,203)
CO Coll Grad 5,779 11.7 0.51 (10.7 – 12.7) || 158,922 (144,889 – 172,954)
CT HS Nongrad 516 13.0 1.75 (9.5 – 16.4) || 41,981 (30,298 – 53,663)
CT HS Grad 1,830 13.8 1.17 (11.5 – 16.1) || 107,227 (87,896 – 126,559)
CT Some Coll 1,736 16.8 1.26 (14.3 – 19.3) || 129,287 (108,615 – 149,960)
CT Coll Grad 3,771 12.2 0.69 (10.9 – 13.6) || 112,299 (99,348 – 125,249)
DE HS Nongrad 397 11.6 1.89 (7.9 – 15.3) || 11,142 (7,472 – 14,811)
DE HS Grad 1,273 14.1 1.46 (11.3 – 17.0) || 32,242 (25,236 – 39,248)
DE Some Coll 1,038 18.8 1.84 (15.2 – 22.4) || 39,530 (31,098 – 47,962)
DE Coll Grad 1,541 11.3 1.02 (9.3 – 13.3) || 21,350 (17,411 – 25,288)
DC HS Nongrad 252 25.6 4.85 (16.1 – 35.2) || 16,039 (8,770 – 23,307)
DC HS Grad 671 18.5 2.59 (13.4 – 23.6) || 18,636 (12,979 – 24,294)
DC Some Coll 636 21.8 2.90 (16.1 – 27.5) || 23,839 (16,768 – 30,910)
DC Coll Grad 2,446 13.0 1.21 (10.7 – 15.4) || 34,589 (27,959 – 41,219)
FL HS Nongrad 724 14.7 1.66 (11.4 – 17.9) || 334,037 (254,775 – 413,299)
FL HS Grad 2,553 11.8 0.88 (10.1 – 13.5) || 555,557 (470,310 – 640,805)
FL Some Coll 2,795 13.3 0.84 (11.7 – 15.0) || 647,231 (562,826 – 731,635)
FL Coll Grad 3,598 9.4 0.59 (8.2 – 10.5) || 351,787 (307,443 – 396,132)
GA HS Nongrad 701 15.6 1.89 (11.9 – 19.4) || 193,657 (144,459 – 242,856)
GA HS Grad 1,707 12.8 1.07 (10.7 – 14.9) || 284,068 (235,064 – 333,072)
GA Some Coll 1,645 16.2 1.28 (13.7 – 18.7) || 362,434 (301,232 – 423,637)
GA Coll Grad 2,233 11.2 0.84 (9.5 – 12.8) || 208,583 (176,478 – 240,688)
HI HS Nongrad 345 20.8 3.27 (14.4 – 27.3) || 22,037 (14,252 – 29,823)
HI HS Grad 1,944 16.5 1.12 (14.4 – 18.7) || 53,229 (45,679 – 60,779)
HI Some Coll 2,036 15.6 1.13 (13.3 – 17.8) || 57,521 (48,787 – 66,254)
HI Coll Grad 2,838 15.0 0.91 (13.2 – 16.8) || 44,986 (39,327 – 50,645)
ID HS Nongrad 379 13.6 2.08 (9.5 – 17.7) || 19,377 (13,390 – 25,364)
ID HS Grad 1,654 12.6 1.19 (10.2 – 14.9) || 43,118 (34,647 – 51,588)
ID Some Coll 1,730 12.6 1.09 (10.5 – 14.8) || 55,810 (45,937 – 65,684)
ID Coll Grad 1,671 10.7 1.06 (8.6 – 12.8) || 28,741 (22,906 – 34,576)
IL HS Nongrad 329 13.9 2.30 (9.4 – 18.4) || 183,471 (119,768 – 247,174)
IL HS Grad 1,298 14.2 1.26 (11.7 – 16.6) || 383,093 (312,075 – 454,112)
IL Some Coll 1,302 15.8 1.28 (13.3 – 18.3) || 474,537 (393,331 – 555,743)
IL Coll Grad 2,087 12.0 0.85 (10.3 – 13.6) || 334,284 (286,346 – 382,222)
IN HS Nongrad 1,001 20.1 1.65 (16.8 – 23.3) || 138,807 (114,224 – 163,390)
IN HS Grad 3,943 13.0 0.73 (11.5 – 14.4) || 224,561 (198,173 – 250,949)
IN Some Coll 2,909 15.7 0.90 (14.0 – 17.5) || 238,342 (209,593 – 267,090)
IN Coll Grad 3,540 12.2 0.73 (10.8 – 13.6) || 126,257 (110,513 – 142,001)
IA HS Nongrad 487 18.8 2.52 (13.8 – 23.7) || 42,355 (29,794 – 54,917)
IA HS Grad 2,742 11.9 0.85 (10.2 – 13.6) || 90,453 (77,033 – 103,873)
IA Some Coll 2,309 14.7 1.01 (12.8 – 16.7) || 122,094 (104,355 – 139,833)
IA Coll Grad 2,530 10.4 0.77 (8.9 – 11.9) || 57,634 (48,889 – 66,379)
KS HS Nongrad 833 13.2 1.30 (10.7 – 15.8) || 31,930 (25,454 – 38,405)
KS HS Grad 3,849 13.0 0.66 (11.7 – 14.3) || 77,394 (69,272 – 85,516)
KS Some Coll 3,982 15.2 0.70 (13.9 – 16.6) || 113,544 (102,638 – 124,449)
KS Coll Grad 4,959 12.2 0.55 (11.1 – 13.3) || 71,480 (64,851 – 78,110)
KY HS Nongrad 1,205 24.7 2.22 (20.3 – 29.0) || 144,167 (114,555 – 173,779)
KY HS Grad 3,733 15.4 0.99 (13.5 – 17.4) || 177,564 (153,623 – 201,504)
KY Some Coll 3,081 16.5 1.04 (14.4 – 18.5) || 163,259 (141,541 – 184,978)
KY Coll Grad 3,083 13.2 0.94 (11.4 – 15.1) || 86,212 (73,506 – 98,917)
LA HS Nongrad 815 19.0 1.65 (15.8 – 22.3) || 120,096 (98,139 – 142,054)
LA HS Grad 2,131 12.2 0.87 (10.5 – 13.9) || 144,886 (123,603 – 166,169)
LA Some Coll 1,810 11.5 0.87 (9.8 – 13.2) || 114,148 (96,462 – 131,834)
LA Coll Grad 1,969 8.6 0.73 (7.2 – 10.1) || 60,101 (49,840 – 70,363)
ME HS Nongrad 466 23.7 2.72 (18.4 – 29.1) || 23,488 (17,431 – 29,545)
ME HS Grad 2,725 15.0 0.91 (13.2 – 16.8) || 54,168 (47,236 – 61,100)
ME Some Coll 2,351 17.6 1.04 (15.6 – 19.6) || 57,444 (50,192 – 64,697)
ME Coll Grad 3,483 14.3 0.80 (12.7 – 15.9) || 38,683 (34,186 – 43,181)
MD HS Nongrad 683 14.3 2.45 (9.5 – 19.1) || 77,855 (49,467 – 106,243)
MD HS Grad 3,348 15.7 1.33 (13.1 – 18.3) || 191,971 (156,920 – 227,022)
MD Some Coll 2,904 13.7 1.07 (11.6 – 15.8) || 178,569 (149,607 – 207,531)
MD Coll Grad 5,504 11.2 0.69 (9.9 – 12.6) || 172,176 (150,608 – 193,744)
MA HS Nongrad 980 23.8 2.17 (19.5 – 28.0) || 140,516 (111,913 – 169,120)
MA HS Grad 3,573 17.5 1.03 (15.4 – 19.5) || 243,315 (212,485 – 274,145)
MA Some Coll 3,728 18.8 1.01 (16.9 – 20.8) || 268,552 (237,651 – 299,453)
MA Coll Grad 7,103 15.1 0.59 (13.9 – 16.2) || 282,029 (259,362 – 304,696)
MI HS Nongrad 453 22.4 2.36 (17.8 – 27.0) || 198,437 (152,372 – 244,502)
MI HS Grad 2,302 14.9 0.90 (13.1 – 16.7) || 345,405 (301,522 – 389,288)
MI Some Coll 2,478 14.9 0.85 (13.3 – 16.6) || 395,537 (348,780 – 442,293)
MI Coll Grad 3,171 13.1 0.71 (11.7 – 14.5) || 234,824 (208,659 – 260,988)
MN HS Nongrad 664 17.0 1.76 (13.6 – 20.5) || 63,720 (49,608 – 77,833)
MN HS Grad 4,082 10.9 0.59 (9.8 – 12.1) || 123,160 (109,357 – 136,962)
MN Some Coll 5,129 13.1 0.57 (12.0 – 14.2) || 187,203 (170,383 – 204,022)
MN Coll Grad 6,419 9.7 0.42 (8.9 – 10.5) || 119,137 (108,840 – 129,434)
MS HS Nongrad 578 14.0 2.01 (10.0 – 17.9) || 59,621 (41,707 – 77,536)
MS HS Grad 1,323 13.1 1.37 (10.4 – 15.8) || 88,122 (68,663 – 107,581)
MS Some Coll 1,091 12.6 1.38 (9.9 – 15.3) || 92,548 (71,399 – 113,696)
MS Coll Grad 1,172 10.4 1.19 (8.1 – 12.8) || 42,279 (32,388 – 52,170)
MO HS Nongrad 700 20.2 2.43 (15.4 – 25.0) || 120,098 (88,330 – 151,865)
MO HS Grad 2,322 12.4 1.12 (10.2 – 14.6) || 181,206 (146,984 – 215,429)
MO Some Coll 1,915 15.9 1.25 (13.5 – 18.4) || 233,382 (194,823 – 271,941)
MO Coll Grad 2,077 12.6 1.06 (10.6 – 14.7) || 139,279 (114,990 – 163,568)
MT HS Nongrad 478 19.7 2.78 (14.2 – 25.1) || 13,976 (9,604 – 18,348)
MT HS Grad 2,244 12.5 1.04 (10.4 – 14.5) || 29,764 (24,631 – 34,896)
MT Some Coll 2,202 13.8 1.08 (11.7 – 15.9) || 38,588 (32,310 – 44,867)
MT Coll Grad 2,526 11.8 0.92 (10.0 – 13.6) || 24,627 (20,663 – 28,591)
NE HS Nongrad 1,335 14.0 1.49 (11.1 – 17.0) || 20,771 (16,139 – 25,404)
NE HS Grad 7,584 12.2 0.66 (10.9 – 13.5) || 47,727 (42,354 – 53,100)
NE Some Coll 6,659 12.2 0.69 (10.9 – 13.6) || 61,687 (54,462 – 68,912)
NE Coll Grad 6,676 11.6 0.63 (10.4 – 12.9) || 42,342 (37,613 – 47,071)
NV HS Nongrad 314 7.6 1.95 (3.8 – 11.5) || 27,252 (13,155 – 41,350)
NV HS Grad 983 12.3 1.61 (9.1 – 15.4) || 77,724 (56,583 – 98,864)
NV Some Coll 1,217 14.4 1.50 (11.5 – 17.4) || 103,870 (81,541 – 126,200)
NV Coll Grad 1,201 13.0 1.50 (10.1 – 16.0) || 55,531 (42,387 – 68,675)
NH HS Nongrad 288 16.8 2.98 (11.0 – 22.7) || 15,333 (9,653 – 21,014)
NH HS Grad 1,752 13.7 1.15 (11.4 – 16.0) || 42,841 (35,391 – 50,292)
NH Some Coll 1,592 15.6 1.26 (13.1 – 18.1) || 49,881 (41,364 – 58,398)
NH Coll Grad 2,478 12.3 0.83 (10.7 – 13.9) || 40,051 (34,561 – 45,540)
NJ HS Nongrad 935 15.5 1.64 (12.2 – 18.7) || 131,973 (102,133 – 161,814)
NJ HS Grad 3,490 12.7 0.82 (11.1 – 14.3) || 254,960 (220,786 – 289,133)
NJ Some Coll 3,123 12.1 0.87 (10.4 – 13.8) || 212,001 (180,511 – 243,492)
NJ Coll Grad 5,267 11.5 0.68 (10.2 – 12.8) || 254,620 (223,896 – 285,345)
NM HS Nongrad 1,058 11.6 1.38 (8.9 – 14.3) || 31,236 (23,573 – 38,898)
NM HS Grad 2,376 13.0 1.08 (10.9 – 15.1) || 54,219 (44,894 – 63,543)
NM Some Coll 2,338 16.9 1.19 (14.5 – 19.2) || 86,458 (73,417 – 99,498)
NM Coll Grad 3,004 14.6 0.97 (12.7 – 16.6) || 51,644 (44,510 – 58,777)
NY HS Nongrad 598 19.1 1.93 (15.3 – 22.9) || 440,014 (343,851 – 536,178)
NY HS Grad 1,619 14.4 1.16 (12.1 – 16.7) || 597,839 (495,612 – 700,066)
NY Some Coll 1,571 17.3 1.20 (14.9 – 19.7) || 722,001 (614,654 – 829,349)
NY Coll Grad 2,969 11.9 0.76 (10.4 – 13.4) || 554,751 (481,835 – 627,667)
NC HS Nongrad 897 15.0 1.59 (11.8 – 18.1) || 177,983 (137,217 – 218,749)
NC HS Grad 2,001 11.8 0.86 (10.1 – 13.5) || 246,931 (210,140 – 283,721)
NC Some Coll 1,917 11.4 0.89 (9.6 – 13.1) || 281,000 (235,471 – 326,529)
NC Coll Grad 2,391 9.2 0.68 (7.8 – 10.5) || 169,210 (143,743 – 194,677)
ND HS Nongrad 471 17.2 2.67 (12.0 – 22.5) || 9,071 (6,050 – 12,091)
ND HS Grad 2,328 10.6 1.10 (8.4 – 12.7) || 16,184 (12,680 – 19,688)
ND Some Coll 2,480 12.9 1.11 (10.7 – 15.0) || 29,138 (23,934 – 34,342)
ND Coll Grad 2,440 10.8 0.96 (8.9 – 12.7) || 15,478 (12,675 – 18,280)
OH HS Nongrad 838 24.8 2.31 (20.2 – 29.3) || 269,129 (213,887 – 324,370)
OH HS Grad 3,860 13.4 0.89 (11.6 – 15.1) || 408,839 (352,163 – 465,514)
OH Some Coll 2,726 15.6 1.07 (13.5 – 17.7) || 423,335 (362,218 – 484,451)
OH Coll Grad 3,405 11.5 0.77 (10.0 – 13.0) || 232,208 (200,484 – 263,933)
OK HS Nongrad 825 14.8 1.58 (11.7 – 17.9) || 63,257 (48,979 – 77,534)
OK HS Grad 2,689 14.7 0.88 (13.0 – 16.4) || 136,453 (119,279 – 153,628)
OK Some Coll 2,326 15.6 0.95 (13.8 – 17.5) || 147,699 (128,722 – 166,675)
OK Coll Grad 2,532 11.6 0.82 (10.0 – 13.2) || 71,018 (60,653 – 81,383)
OR HS Nongrad 283 16.6 2.71 (11.2 – 21.9) || 58,030 (37,807 – 78,254)
OR HS Grad 1,179 15.5 1.40 (12.7 – 18.2) || 119,448 (96,369 – 142,527)
OR Some Coll 1,618 19.0 1.27 (16.5 – 21.5) || 214,463 (183,553 – 245,373)
OR Coll Grad 2,096 14.4 0.97 (12.5 – 16.3) || 118,765 (102,058 – 135,471)
PA HS Nongrad 769 17.6 1.78 (14.1 – 21.1) || 208,285 (164,738 – 251,831)
PA HS Grad 3,981 13.2 0.82 (11.6 – 14.8) || 481,119 (417,883 – 544,354)
PA Some Coll 2,567 16.7 0.99 (14.8 – 18.7) || 444,118 (388,858 – 499,377)
PA Coll Grad 3,566 11.9 0.70 (10.6 – 13.3) || 300,367 (264,654 – 336,080)
RI HS Nongrad 501 19.1 2.48 (14.3 – 24.0) || 23,953 (17,177 – 30,728)
RI HS Grad 1,672 16.8 1.41 (14.0 – 19.5) || 37,925 (31,002 – 44,849)
RI Some Coll 1,518 14.2 1.15 (12.0 – 16.5) || 35,190 (29,305 – 41,075)
RI Coll Grad 2,676 12.9 0.82 (11.2 – 14.5) || 29,804 (25,886 – 33,722)
SC HS Nongrad 1,282 17.4 1.50 (14.5 – 20.3) || 104,335 (85,063 – 123,607)
SC HS Grad 3,219 11.9 0.74 (10.4 – 13.3) || 132,687 (115,830 – 149,543)
SC Some Coll 2,918 14.0 0.91 (12.2 – 15.8) || 162,270 (140,054 – 184,485)
SC Coll Grad 3,505 10.5 0.71 (9.1 – 11.9) || 87,569 (75,407 – 99,730)
SD HS Nongrad 492 10.5 2.16 (6.3 – 14.8) || 7,272 (4,255 – 10,290)
SD HS Grad 2,200 12.2 1.20 (9.8 – 14.5) || 24,964 (19,878 – 30,051)
SD Some Coll 2,237 11.2 1.23 (8.8 – 13.6) || 24,338 (18,782 – 29,894)
SD Coll Grad 2,411 10.4 1.01 (8.4 – 12.4) || 15,900 (12,762 – 19,037)
TN HS Nongrad 647 20.1 2.30 (15.6 – 24.6) || 161,115 (121,709 – 200,521)
TN HS Grad 1,753 15.6 1.31 (13.0 – 18.1) || 260,462 (214,309 – 306,615)
TN Some Coll 1,253 12.9 1.40 (10.2 – 15.6) || 188,094 (145,451 – 230,737)
TN Coll Grad 1,426 9.8 1.04 (7.8 – 11.8) || 105,592 (82,765 – 128,418)
TX HS Nongrad 2,096 9.8 0.95 (7.9 – 11.6) || 370,362 (296,896 – 443,829)
TX HS Grad 3,673 11.5 0.82 (9.9 – 13.1) || 588,190 (502,882 – 673,498)
TX Some Coll 3,857 12.1 0.82 (10.5 – 13.7) || 733,729 (630,982 – 836,475)
TX Coll Grad 5,591 10.6 0.66 (9.3 – 11.9) || 486,170 (424,624 – 547,716)
UT HS Nongrad 776 12.3 1.37 (9.6 – 15.0) || 25,016 (19,205 – 30,826)
UT HS Grad 4,013 13.4 0.65 (12.1 – 14.6) || 67,333 (60,552 – 74,114)
UT Some Coll 4,748 14.4 0.59 (13.3 – 15.6) || 117,243 (107,305 – 127,181)
UT Coll Grad 5,334 12.4 0.52 (11.4 – 13.4) || 65,642 (59,979 – 71,305)
VT HS Nongrad 311 20.9 2.76 (15.5 – 26.4) || 9,095 (6,475 – 11,714)
VT HS Grad 1,859 16.7 1.04 (14.7 – 18.8) || 25,438 (22,066 – 28,810)
VT Some Coll 1,462 17.5 1.16 (15.2 – 19.8) || 25,748 (22,113 – 29,384)
VT Coll Grad 2,770 14.1 0.77 (12.6 – 15.6) || 22,331 (19,830 – 24,832)
VA HS Nongrad 770 15.6 1.88 (11.9 – 19.3) || 130,249 (96,641 – 163,857)
VA HS Grad 2,427 11.9 0.86 (10.2 – 13.6) || 199,158 (169,480 – 228,835)
VA Some Coll 2,381 13.5 0.97 (11.6 – 15.4) || 255,758 (217,373 – 294,142)
VA Coll Grad 3,805 11.5 0.72 (10.0 – 12.9) || 233,804 (203,476 – 264,132)
WA HS Nongrad 492 14.5 2.05 (10.5 – 18.6) || 86,260 (60,643 – 111,877)
WA HS Grad 2,145 16.2 1.08 (14.1 – 18.3) || 215,009 (184,458 – 245,559)
WA Some Coll 3,002 15.5 0.89 (13.8 – 17.3) || 300,374 (263,934 – 336,815)
WA Coll Grad 4,339 12.8 0.64 (11.6 – 14.1) || 199,432 (179,081 – 219,784)
WV HS Nongrad 758 17.5 1.57 (14.4 – 20.6) || 42,246 (34,194 – 50,298)
WV HS Grad 2,365 14.6 0.88 (12.8 – 16.3) || 85,603 (74,854 – 96,353)
WV Some Coll 1,518 15.1 1.15 (12.8 – 17.3) || 58,860 (49,353 – 68,368)
WV Coll Grad 1,513 10.7 0.92 (8.8 – 12.5) || 25,930 (21,330 – 30,529)
WI HS Nongrad 386 12.8 2.32 (8.3 – 17.4) || 58,111 (36,395 – 79,827)
WI HS Grad 2,336 13.1 1.03 (11.0 – 15.1) || 189,942 (158,535 – 221,348)
WI Some Coll 2,062 13.6 1.10 (11.4 – 15.7) || 194,883 (161,784 – 227,982)
WI Coll Grad 2,203 10.7 0.90 (9.0 – 12.5) || 115,435 (95,838 – 135,031)
WY HS Nongrad 341 16.5 3.19 (10.3 – 22.8) || 6,441 (3,814 – 9,068)
WY HS Grad 1,891 11.7 1.28 (9.2 – 14.2) || 15,892 (12,309 – 19,475)
WY Some Coll 1,940 11.2 1.15 (8.9 – 13.4) || 19,170 (15,141 – 23,198)
WY Coll Grad 2,169 12.2 1.07 (10.1 – 14.3) || 12,507 (10,256 – 14,758)
Territories
GU HS Nongrad 232 11.8 2.61 (6.7 – 17.0) || 2,684 (1,459 – 3,909)
GU HS Grad 907 13.2 1.62 (10.1 – 16.4) || 4,858 (3,602 – 6,113)
GU Some Coll 591 13.9 2.09 (9.8 – 18.0) || 3,118 (2,125 – 4,112)
GU Coll Grad 763 10.2 1.46 (7.3 – 13.0) || 2,442 (1,717 – 3,167)
PR HS Nongrad 1,266 16.4 1.25 (14.0 – 18.9) || 125,468 (105,672 – 145,264)
PR HS Grad 1,492 15.6 1.21 (13.2 – 17.9) || 115,774 (96,724 – 134,824)
PR Some Coll 1,464 19.5 1.28 (17.0 – 22.0) || 91,215 (78,249 – 104,181)
PR Coll Grad 1,732 17.9 1.13 (15.7 – 20.1) || 147,182 (127,653 – 166,712)

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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