U.S. Census Bureau
 Income



Earnings By Occupation and Education


TABLE 1. Employment, Work Experience, and Earnings by Age and Education: Civilian Noninstitutional Population                      
         (Data from the 2000 Census. Workers who worked 50 weeks or more and 35 or more hours per week in 1999 were classified
         as year-round full-time (YRFT) workers. The relative earnings of a given group equals the median earnings of the group
         divided by $32,717, the median earnings of US YRFT workers aged 21 to 64, times 100)

         TEXAS: FEMALES

                                       Total                                     Worked year-round full-time in 1999
                                                            Employed                                           Relative
                                             Perc.                                                 Median      earnings
                                  Number     dist.       Number   Percent      Number   Percent  earnings  (US Med=100)

21 to 64 years                 5,904,800     100.0    3,746,215      63.4   2,549,775      43.2   $26,941          82.3
 Not a high school graduate    1,011,365      17.1      385,980      38.2     209,460      20.7   $14,942          45.7
 High school graduate          1,493,655      25.3      910,235      60.9     619,515      41.5   $21,306          65.1
 Some college                  1,850,700      31.3    1,310,900      70.8     896,665      48.5   $26,529          81.1
 Bachelor degree                 962,770      16.3      732,725      76.1     537,495      55.8   $35,886         109.7
 Advanced degree                 376,855       6.4      302,540      80.3     220,485      58.5   $42,374         129.5

21 to 24 years                   577,670     100.0      351,620      60.9     164,790      28.5   $18,215          55.7
 Not a high school graduate       98,820      17.1       35,190      35.6      15,255      15.4   $12,809          39.2
 High school graduate            150,025      26.0       88,370      58.9      48,655      32.4   $16,534          50.5
 Some college                    229,340      39.7      157,855      68.8      69,140      30.1   $18,755          57.3
 Bachelor degree                  67,040      11.6       53,775      80.2      23,535      35.1   $26,931          82.3
 Advanced degree                   5,590       1.0        3,720      66.6       1,515      27.1   $27,171          83.0
25 to 34 years                 1,521,215     100.0      979,905      64.4     669,115      44.0   $25,809          78.9
 Not a high school graduate      252,980      16.6       94,680      37.4      49,975      19.8   $14,697          44.9
 High school graduate            354,185      23.3      213,785      60.4     141,735      40.0   $19,933          60.9
 Some college                    471,860      31.0      339,455      71.9     232,425      49.3   $24,646          75.3
 Bachelor degree                 297,525      19.6      234,505      78.8     179,685      60.4   $32,196          98.4
 Advanced degree                  86,570       5.7       69,680      80.5      47,940      55.4   $37,500         114.6
35 to 44 years                 1,676,500     100.0    1,136,135      67.8     802,195      47.8   $28,405          86.8
 Not a high school graduate      264,235      15.8      115,985      43.9      66,400      25.1   $15,054          46.0
 High school graduate            419,430      25.0      281,025      67.0     199,145      47.5   $22,135          67.7
 Some college                    527,670      31.5      392,430      74.4     282,590      53.6   $28,406          86.8
 Bachelor degree                 299,385      17.9      226,800      75.8     167,870      56.1   $38,009         116.2
 Advanced degree                 109,480       6.5       88,935      81.2      65,430      59.8   $43,433         132.8
45 to 54 years                 1,310,755     100.0      892,260      68.1     652,190      49.8   $30,450          93.1
 Not a high school graduate      208,425      15.9       86,195      41.4      49,300      23.7   $15,214          46.5
 High school graduate            330,595      25.2      216,045      65.4     155,920      47.2   $22,958          70.2
 Some college                    403,930      30.8      301,130      74.6     225,870      55.9   $30,067          91.9
 Bachelor degree                 210,755      16.1      166,690      79.1     129,250      61.3   $39,076         119.4
 Advanced degree                 118,210       9.0      101,190      85.6      77,405      65.5   $44,567         136.2
55 to 64 years                   818,660     100.0      386,295      47.2     261,480      31.9   $27,349          83.6
 Not a high school graduate      186,910      22.8       53,930      28.9      28,530      15.3   $15,694          48.0
 High school graduate            239,415      29.2      111,010      46.4      74,060      30.9   $22,447          68.6
 Some college                    217,900      26.6      120,030      55.1      86,640      39.8   $28,594          87.4
 Bachelor degree                  88,070      10.8       50,960      57.9      37,160      42.2   $38,255         116.9
 Advanced degree                  57,005       7.0       39,015      68.4      28,200      49.5   $44,195         135.1

ADDENDUM
65 to 74 years                   618,490     100.0       93,590      15.1      36,725       5.9   $21,732          66.4
 Not a high school graduate      191,640      31.0       18,215       9.5       5,680       3.0   $13,839          42.3
 High school graduate            189,405      30.6       28,555      15.1      11,010       5.8   $19,402          59.3
 Some college                    133,515      21.6       26,320      19.7      10,855       8.1   $24,024          73.4
 Bachelor degree                  49,175       8.0        9,745      19.8       4,420       9.0   $32,033          97.9
 Advanced degree                  28,685       4.6        7,335      25.6       3,545      12.4   $39,460         120.6



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Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Housing and Household Economic Statistics Division
Last Revised: May 13, 2005