77%
of first-generation Iranian-American women ages 25–34 hold a bachelor’s degree or higher — now ahead of men (68%).
- Among older first-generation (ages 75–84), 60% of men hold a bachelor’s degree or higher, vs only 33% of women
76%
of second-generation Iranian-American women ages 35–44 hold a bachelor’s degree or higher — vs 66% of men.
- Both generations now show women outpacing men in higher education
Educational Attainment of Iranian-Americans: First Generation
Less than BA degree BA degree Graduate degree
Source: U.S. Census Bureau — ACS 2020–2024 5-Year PUMS
Ages 25+, when most have completed their education.
Educational Attainment of Iranian-Americans: Second Generation
Less than BA degree BA degree Graduate degree
Source: U.S. Census Bureau — ACS 2020–2024 5-Year PUMS
Ages 25+, when most have completed their education.