Where Did Your State Land on the Snobbiest List?

Lists like this are always fun and can spark up quite the conversation.

Every state has its perceived snobbiest areas from specific school districts or suburbs to certain towns and cities. Then there’s going all out with this list ranking the snobbiest states in America.

Can you guess which states are the snobbiest or at the very least which will make the Top 10 and which will be at the very bottom of the list? Oh, and what makes someone a snob leading to an entire state?

According to the Home Snacks website, snobs are people who think they’re better than someone else based on superficial factors. That in itself could be debatable though as education is far from superficial.

Also, snobbery can be about something specific. Maybe you’re a wine snob, a movie snob, or a tech snob. It’s amazing how we can break down snobbery where money or education level doesn’t play a role rather the knowledge you have about something and how picky you are can.

Anyway, Home Snacks measured snobbery by the stereotypical list that most can agree on including wealth, theatre and museum attendance and a love for the arts, shopping including buying organic, private school enthusiasts, and which state has the most college graduates.

Now it’s important to note that just because people may fit these criteria doesn’t mean they aren’t humble, but these criteria tend to go hand in hand the most when it comes to people who are elitists.

Rank	State	Population	Average Income	Average Home Price	Adults With College Degrees
1	Massachusetts	6,984,205	$134,567	$589,253	46%
2	Connecticut	3,611,317	$130,600	$381,629	42%
3	New York	19,994,379	$120,882	$452,476	39%
4	Maryland	6,161,707	$129,642	$404,251	42%
5	Hawaii	1,450,589	$122,902	$830,193	34%
6	New Jersey	9,249,063	$135,170	$495,846	42%
7	Virginia	8,624,511	$120,553	$371,544	41%
8	California	39,356,104	$130,717	$746,472	36%
9	Oregon	4,229,374	$103,329	$487,750	35%
10	Washington	7,688,549	$122,879	$568,346	38%
11	Colorado	5,770,790	$117,508	$531,605	44%
12	Maine	1,366,949	$91,598	$386,587	34%
13	Pennsylvania	12,989,208	$100,836	$256,703	34%
14	Rhode Island	1,094,250	$106,510	$436,519	35%
15	Minnesota	5,695,292	$111,340	$324,667	38%
16	Florida	21,634,529	$96,992	$392,904	31%
17	Illinois	12,757,634	$108,873	$252,041	36%
18	Delaware	993,635	$104,599	$373,328	35%
19	New Hampshire	1,379,610	$118,117	$448,250	40%
20	Georgia	10,722,325	$99,345	$319,165	33%
21	Wisconsin	5,882,128	$94,995	$286,891	32%
22	Montana	1,091,840	$90,141	$447,821	34%
23	North Carolina	10,470,214	$92,877	$320,323	32%
24	Utah	3,283,809	$111,415	$510,835	37%
25	Vermont	643,816	$97,809	$384,154	42%
26	Nebraska	1,958,939	$95,547	$249,973	33%
27	Missouri	6,154,422	$89,952	$237,658	31%
28	Alaska	734,821	$110,602	$349,554	30%
29	Tennessee	6,923,772	$89,266	$309,795	30%
30	North Dakota	776,874	$97,220	$251,027	31%
31	Arizona	7,172,282	$98,568	$423,568	32%
32	Texas	29,243,342	$102,197	$298,423	32%
33	Kansas	2,935,922	$94,262	$216,853	35%
34	Michigan	10,057,921	$92,835	$233,858	31%
35	Wyoming	577,929	$94,900	$338,887	29%
36	Idaho	1,854,109	$92,779	$442,087	30%
37	Ohio	11,774,683	$90,958	$218,216	31%
38	South Carolina	5,142,750	$88,488	$287,064	31%
39	Alabama	5,028,092	$82,992	$221,926	28%
40	South Dakota	890,342	$90,705	$293,181	31%
41	Iowa	3,188,836	$92,053	$210,484	30%
42	New Mexico	2,112,463	$81,035	$293,040	29%
43	Indiana	6,784,403	$88,804	$230,053	29%
44	Louisiana	4,640,546	$83,169	$199,312	27%
45	Nevada	3,104,817	$97,954	$418,963	26%
46	West Virginia	1,792,967	$75,574	$157,498	23%
47	Mississippi	2,958,846	$74,149	$174,931	25%
48	Kentucky	4,502,935	$83,093	$197,457	27%
49	Arkansas	3,018,669	$79,592	$199,259	25%
50	Oklahoma	3,970,497	$84,402	$198,107	28%