Collegiate Singles
Ages 18-22
AM I SINGLE?
Defining the college-age student is impossible. The average age of a college student is around 28, while most people who start college never finish. But, we acknowledge a difference between the 18-22-year-old adult and those who are single in this age range. We define these singles as collegiate. Young adults are still defining themselves as adults, and statistically, many will find themselves single into their early 20s. Our focus at Table For One is for everyone to know they are Complete in Christ.
The percent of young adults ages 18-34 that are single. In 1978, 59 percent of young adults were married.
Source:
Bureau of Labor and Statistics 2022
Adults ages 18 to 24 live in the parental home, compared to 16 percent of young adults ages 25 to 34
Source:
America’s Families and Living Arrangements: 2021
Roughly three-in-ten unpartnered men (31%) lived in the home of at least one of their parents in 2019 compared to 24% of women.
Source:
Pewresearch.org 2019
BLOGS FOR COLLEGIATE SINGLES
Sunday Single Selection
Marriage isn’t the Finish Line
Not an Option
End of the Rope with Addiction
Community after College
Single for a Reason?
Fear the Table for One
RESOURCES
At Table for One Ministries we are comprised of seminary professors, ministers, doctoral students, and lay leaders passionate about reaching singles. We also have done ministry for decades and know that even the most seasoned of leaders can use a helping hand sometimes. Our Ministry wants to help you get the tools you need to reach singles in your area.