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college-aged

college-aged adjective: of the age at which students typically attend higher education.

Adjective

college-aged (not comparable)

  1. Of the age at which students typically attend higher education.
    • By contrast, just over a third of all traditionally college-aged Americans were enrolled in an institution of higher education.2005, Carl L. Bankston, III, “Filipino Americans”, in Pyong Gap Min, editor, Asian Americans: Contemporary Trends and Issues, Pine Forge Press, →ISBN, page 200
    Synonyms:
    college-age

Synonyms of college-aged

Questions about college-aged

What does college-aged mean?
College-aged means of the age at which students typically attend higher education.
What part of speech is college-aged?
College-aged is an adjective.

Words near college-aged in the dictionary

  1. college tries
  2. college try
  3. college wage premium
  4. college wage premiums
  5. college-age
  6. college-aged
  7. college-goer
  8. college-goers
  9. college-ruled
  10. collegebound
  11. collegeboy

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