Please extract a bulleted list of the percentages of adults in rural areas who had completed high school as their highest level of educational attainment for all five subgroups. If the data is not given, please state so. Use the given data.

The data you have to use is given below:


These data also enable comparisons by locale and age subgroup. The five age subgroups that will be discussed are ages 25 to 34, ages 35 to 44, ages 45 to 54, ages 55 to 64, and age 65 and over. Similar to the results for adults age 25 and over, completion of a bachelor’s or higher degree was less common for adults in rural areas in all five subgroups than for their city and suburban counterparts. In all five subgroups, a lower percentage of adults in rural areas had earned a bachelor’s or higher degree compared with adults in cities and suburban areas. For example, among adults ages 25 to 34, some 25 percent of those in rural areas had a bachelor’s or higher degree, compared with 44 percent of those in cities and 38 percent of those in suburban areas. Additionally, in all five age groups examined, the percentages of adults in rural areas who had completed high school as their highest level of educational attainment were higher than those of adults in cities and suburban areas. For example, among adults ages 25 to 34, some 32 percent of those in rural areas had completed high school as their highest level of educational attainment. This was higher than the percentages in cities (21 percent) and suburban areas (23 percent).
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Please extract a bulleted list of the percentages of adults in rural areas who had completed high school as their highest level of educational attainment for all five subgroups. If the data is not given, please state so. Use the given data.

The data you have to use is given below:


These data also enable comparisons by locale and age subgroup. The five age subgroups that will be discussed are ages 25 to 34, ages 35 to 44, ages 45 to 54, ages 55 to 64, and age 65 and over. Similar to the results for adults age 25 and over, completion of a bachelor’s or higher degree was less common for adults in rural areas in all five subgroups than for their city and suburban counterparts. In all five subgroups, a lower percentage of adults in rural areas had earned a bachelor’s or higher degree compared with adults in cities and suburban areas. For example, among adults ages 25 to 34, some 25 percent of those in rural areas had a bachelor’s or higher degree, compared with 44 percent of those in cities and 38 percent of those in suburban areas. Additionally, in all five age groups examined, the percentages of adults in rural areas who had completed high school as their highest level of educational attainment were higher than those of adults in cities and suburban areas. For example, among adults ages 25 to 34, some 32 percent of those in rural areas had completed high school as their highest level of educational attainment. This was higher than the percentages in cities (21 percent) and suburban areas (23 percent).
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- Ages 25 to 34: 32 percent
- Ages 35 to 44: (data not provided)
- Ages 45 to 54: (data not provided)
- Ages 55 to 64: (data not provided)
- Age 65 and over: (data not provided)
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Please extract a bulleted list of the percentages of adults in rural areas who had completed high school as their highest level of educational attainment for all five subgroups. If the data is not given, please state so. Use the given data.

The data you have to use is given below:


These data also enable comparisons by locale and age subgroup. The five age subgroups that will be discussed are ages 25 to 34, ages 35 to 44, ages 45 to 54, ages 55 to 64, and age 65 and over. Similar to the results for adults age 25 and over, completion of a bachelor’s or higher degree was less common for adults in rural areas in all five subgroups than for their city and suburban counterparts. In all five subgroups, a lower percentage of adults in rural areas had earned a bachelor’s or higher degree compared with adults in cities and suburban areas. For example, among adults ages 25 to 34, some 25 percent of those in rural areas had a bachelor’s or higher degree, compared with 44 percent of those in cities and 38 percent of those in suburban areas. Additionally, in all five age groups examined, the percentages of adults in rural areas who had completed high school as their highest level of educational attainment were higher than those of adults in cities and suburban areas. For example, among adults ages 25 to 34, some 32 percent of those in rural areas had completed high school as their highest level of educational attainment. This was higher than the percentages in cities (21 percent) and suburban areas (23 percent).</s>
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- Ages 25 to 34: 32 percent
- Ages 35 to 44: (data not provided)
- Ages 45 to 54: (data not provided)
- Ages 55 to 64: (data not provided)
- Age 65 and over: (data not provided)</s>
