According to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau, Green Bay, Wisconsin, ZIP code 54307 is the least educated in the nation, with only 1% of adults holding a college degree. In stark contrast, Boston's Seaport District ranks highest, with 95.7% of adults having college degrees. Other affluent areas like Short Hills, New Jersey (93.5%), and Kenilworth, Illinois (93.3%), also show high education levels. The analysis, based on American Community Survey estimates from 2020 to 2024, highlights a growing educational divide across the U.S. Despite the increase in college graduates, many Gen Z individuals are struggling to find jobs that match their qualifications, prompting a shift towards trade schools and vocational training as viable alternatives. In New York State, the overall rate of adults with four-year degrees stands at 49.6%, with affluent neighborhoods like Irvington and the Upper East Side showing impressive statistics. Meanwhile, Ray Brook, New York, is among the lowest in the state, with only 2.8% of adults holding a degree.