[Immigration Life] Overview of Education, Income, and Marriage of Women in the United States

  Recently, a report on the status of women in the United States was released, which has drawn considerable attention from many U.S. immigrants regarding issues such as education, income, and marriage of American women. In this issue of the "Immigration Life" column, we present the relevant information on education, income, and marriage of American women from the report as follows:

  Education

  In the "Women in America" report, the widespread access to and improvement in women's education over the past forty years is remarkable. From 1972 to 2008, the rate of high school graduates entering college has increased for both genders, but the rate of increase for females is significantly higher than that for males. In 2008, 72% of high school girls entered college, compared to 66% of boys. It is estimated that by 2019, women will account for 60% of undergraduate students.

  Income

  In terms of work and income, women's wage growth has outpaced that of men, especially among women with college education, whose income growth rate is significantly higher than that of men. Since 1979, the income of women with college degrees has increased by 33%, while that of men has only increased by 22%.

  Marriage

  In terms of marriage, both women and men are delaying the age of marriage. In 2009, the average marriage age for both genders was delayed by 5 years compared to 1950, with men marrying at 28 and women at 26. Women with college degrees tend to marry even later, with an average marriage age of 30. In addition to delaying marriage, more women are choosing not to have children.

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