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HIGH EDUCATION LEVELS A PARADOX CENSUS RANKS COLO. THIRD, BUT MANY LACK HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA.(News)

Byline: Katie Kerwin Mccrimmon, Rocky Mountain News

Coloradans can brag about their high education levels again this year, according to the latest census data.

In 2004, Colorado ranked third, behind the District of Columbia and Massachusetts, with nearly 36 percent of adults over age 25 having earned at least a bachelor's degree. The number was nearly 46 percent for the nation's capital and 37 percent for Massachusetts. The rankings have remained relatively consistent for the past several years.

But Colorado remains a land of paradoxes when it comes to education, U.S. Census figures show. While high-tech jobs, spectacular scenery and a relaxed lifestyle lure ...

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