Education, Faith and a Likelihood to Wed

"The higher the level of education, the more likely people were to wed, and the less likely they were to live together. More than 60 percent of people with a college degree or higher were married. Religion also played a role. Among white men, 55 percent of those who said religion was 'very important' were married, compared with 35 percent of those for whom it was 'not important.'"