Educational Attainment
Dimension 358 of 1,100 · Health Lens
Educational Attainment measures the level and salience of formal education and training reflected in an expression, including school participation, perceived educational quality, preparation, credentials, and completed levels of study. It encompasses both current engagement with education and references to completed qualifications.
Minimal Educational Attainment
Expressions activating this band show little to no clear educational content, or only incidental mentions of school, teachers, or learning-related settings without specifying training level, qualifications, or educational progress.
Low Educational Attainment
Expressions activating this band refer to basic school participation or general educational status, such as attending school, school discipline, or broad questions about education, without indicating advanced study or formal qualifications.
Moderate Educational Attainment
Expressions activating this band describe active educational experience or training in a more developed way, including perceived quality of education, repeated schooling, skills gained, partner training, or ongoing formal preparation.
High Educational Attainment
Expressions activating this band emphasize higher-level education or specialized training as a meaningful life investment, including graduation, advanced study, preparation for current work, and the importance of education.
Very High Educational Attainment
Expressions activating this band center on completed formal credentials and recognized levels of higher education, such as college attendance, certificates, bachelor's degrees, and officially completed training.