According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2022, the median weekly earnings (without seasonal adjustment) of full-time working Blacks aged 25 years and over in the United States who have a bachelors degree or higher, was $1,276; that of Whites in the same age group and educational level was $1,553, and that of Asians in the same age group and educational level was $1,834. Also, the median weekly earnings of Hispanics, of all racial backgrounds, in the same age group and educational level was $1,340.

A closer look at the median weekly earnings of full-time U.S. workers with a bachelors degree or higher in 2022 by race, hispanic ethnicity, and gender, reveals the following rankings:

1. Asian Men: $1,983
2. White Men: $1,774
3. Asian Women: $1,571
4. Hispanic Men: $1,499
5. Black Men: $1,452
6. White Women: $1,377
7. Hispanic Women: $1,224
8. Black Women: $1,169

The charts and tables below shows the historical median weekly earnings by race and ethnicity as well as by gender (without seasonal adjustment), for full-time U.S. workers with a bachelors degree or higher from 2002 to 2022.

Note: The data for Hispanics refers to hispanics of all racial backgrounds.