Highest education level of the household occupants.
Data Type:
Constrained List
Category:
Unit of Measure:
None
Sector:
Residential, Multifamily
Highest Level Of Occupant Education
| List Options | Option Definition | Unit of Measure | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor's degree | Occupant completed an undergraduate college education and received a Bachelor's degree. | None | |
| Doctoral degree | Occupant completed a graduate program and received a doctoral degree, or PhD. | None | |
| High school graduate | Occupant completed a high school education, grades 9-12, and received a high school diploma or equivalent certificate. | None | |
| Master's degree | Occupant completed a postgraduate program and received a Master's degree. | None | |
| No high school | Occupant received no amount of high school education for grades 9-12. | None | |
| None | None | None | |
| Not applicable | Not applicable | None | |
| Other | Other | None | |
| Professional degree | Occupant completed a professional degree, which follows education for a particular profession by emphasizing skills and practical analysis over theory and research | None | |
| Some college | Occupant received some college education beyond high school, but did not complete a degree. | None | |
| Some high school | Occupant received a partial high school education, grades 9-12, but not enough to to receive a high school diploma or equivalent. | None | |
| Some postgraduate | Occupant received some post-graduate education but did not complete a graduate degree. | None | |
| Unknown | Unknown | None | |
| Vocational technical associates degree | Occupant completed a training through a vocational or technical program, and/or received an Associate's degree. | None |
Term ID: 3d8f4d75-8578-46ef-8d4c-e94b00be54fa
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