The document shows the correlation between level of education and unemployment rate in the United States. It provides unemployment rates for different levels of education, ranging from less than a high school diploma at 14.9% to doctoral degrees at 1.9%, with rates decreasing as education levels increase. A regression model was fitted to the data with an equation of y=24.37-1.12x, showing a strong negative correlation between education and unemployment rate.

1. Correlation Between Level of Education and Unemployment Rate Dustin Cade

2. Less than a highschool diploma 14.9 Highschool diploma 10.3 Some college, no degree 9.2 Associate degree 7.0 Bachelor's degree 5.4 Master's degree 4.0 Professional degree 2.4 Doctoral degree 1.9

4. Regression Model Equation (Line of Best Fit): 24.37-1.12x Rate of Change(Slope): -1.11916 Y-intercept: 24.37433 Correlation Coefficient: -0.9467460423248227