MONEY Magazine: Best places to retire 2005: Most educated

	State	City	% of residents with master's
1.	MD	Chevy Chase	48%
2.	MD	Bethesda	47%
3.	MA	Brookline	45%
3.	MD	Potomac	45%
5.	MA	Newton Center	43%
6.	NY	Larchmont	42%
6.	MA	Lexington	42%
8.	VA	McLean	41%
8.	NY	Scarsdale	41%
8.	NJ	Princeton	41%
8.	MA	Cambridge	41%
Source: OnBoard Based on data for more than 1,300 places in the Best Places database. Included are cities with population of more than 14,000 with above-average income, population growth and real estate appreciation during the past five years.

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