CA newcomers from other states among the most highly educated (Sonora: 2013, move)

[18Montclair]

So I was looking at 2012 mobility data from factfinder2.census.gov to see the educational attainment levels of adults who move into states from other states, this data is not yet available for 2013.

50% or higher in red

State------------------------Moved from Another State Age 25+, 2012------------------
-----------------------------Total-------Has a Bachelor Degree or Higher.........Percent
Massachusetts.............. 78,499........................47,048.............. ...............59.9%
Vermont.......................10,971.............. ............6,288.............................57.3%
New York....................148,369................... .....84,267.............................56.7%
Connecticut...................43,947.............. ..........23,645.............................53.8%
Maryland.......................94,263............. ...........48,501.............................51.4%
California.....................301,922............ ..........154,871..........................51.2%
Virginia........................146,017........... ............74,165..............................50.7%

New Hampshire..............29,726..................... ...14,430..............................48.5%
Maine...........................16,867............ ...............8,171.............................4 8.4%
Illinois.........................121,520.......... ..............58,904.............................. 48.4%
Colorado......................120,518............. ...........57,386..............................47. 6%
New Jersey....................83,559.................. ......39,820..............................47.6%
Rhode Island.................16,817..................... .....7,789...............................46.3%
Delaware......................19,887.............. ............9,126...............................45 .8%
Minnesota.....................57,051.............. ...........25,585..............................44. 8%
Wisconsin......................52,589............. ...........23,261..............................44. 2%
North Carolina..............156,310..................... ...67,832..............................43.3%
Pennsylvania................115,921............... .........49,848..............................43.0%
Washington..................125,625............... .........52,903..............................42.1%
New Mexico...................34,377................... .....13,937...............................40.5%
Ohio............................114,050........... ............45,206...............................3 9.6%
Michigan........................77,365............ ...........30,398...............................39 .2%
Utah.............................40,747........... .............15,980............................... 39.2%
Oregon..........................74,211............ ...........28,986................................3 9.0%
Kansas..........................44,815............ ...........17,044................................3 8.0%
Hawaii...........................32,097........... ............11,995................................ 37.3%
Texas...........................299,725........... ..........111,316...............................37 .1%
Alabama.........................59,293............ ..........21,688...............................36. 5%
Iowa..............................40,949.......... ............14,928...............................3 6.4%
Nebraska .......................23,286..................... ..8,456................................36.3%
Alaska...........................18,648........... ............6,657................................. ..35.6%
Idaho.............................32,097.......... ...........10,781................................3 3.7%
Georgia.........................153,741........... ..........53,035................................34 .4%
South Dakota..................14,330.................... ..4,965.................................34.1%
South Carolina................89,047.................... ..29,681...............................33.3%
Missouri.........................89,719........... ...........29,743...............................33 .1%
Montana.........................19,904............ ...........6,571................................33 .0%
Florida..........................356,984.......... .........115,862................................32 .4%
Arizona.........................151,485........... ..........49,051................................32 .3%
Louisiana........................54,623........... ..........17,686................................32 .3%
North Dakota..................18,753.................... ...6,041.................................32.2%
Indiana..........................74,774........... ..........23,846.................................3 1.8%
Tennessee.....................106,116............. .......32,974.................................31.0 %
Wyoming........................15,854............. .........4,687.................................29. 5%
Nevada...........................78,926........... .........22,208.................................28 .1%
Oklahoma.......................60,014............. .......16,305.................................27.1 %
Mississippi.......................39,264.......... ..........10,524................................26 .8%
Kentucky........................66,331............ .........16,843...............................25.3 %
Arkansas........................44,680............ .........10,537...............................23.5 %
West Virginia..................26,884.................. .....6,195.................................23.0%

[Bulldogdad]

Interesting except they left out a large amount of data.

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Chiapas
Chihuahua
Coahuila
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Guanajuato
Guerrero
Hidalgo
Jalisco
Mexico State
Michoacan
Morelos
Nayarit
Nuevo Leon
Oaxaca
Puebla
Queretaro
Quintana Roo
San Luis Potosi
Sinaloa
Sonora
Tabasco
Tamaulipas
Tlaxcala
Veracruz
Yucatan
Zacatecas
Distrito Federal (D.F.)