States where a bachelor's degree pays off the most and least, ranked

Source: Business Insider

In South Dakota, the median earnings difference between having a bachelor's degree and having some college or an associate degree is $8,509 a year. Sanghwan Kim/Getty ImagesHaving a bachelor's degree often translates to higher earnings. In some states, the earnings gap between four-year degree holders and adults with some college experience is wider.

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