Examples of 'college-aged' in a sentence

Meaning of "college-aged"

College-aged is a verb describing individuals who are of the typical age range for attending college, usually between late teens to early twenties
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  • Describing a person of the age at which students typically attend higher education

How to use "college-aged" in a sentence

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My college-aged daughter has been going out with a guy.
He said it was a text from his college-aged son.
I looked up to see a college-aged student looking down at me.
A small group made up primarily of college-aged men.
Health problems college-aged women need to pay attention to.
Many early retirees are still in the parenting years with college-aged students.
Her now college-aged son also was born prematurely.
Tell me more about this college-aged cousin of yours.
College-aged students often tend to put their health on the back.
Previous articleBrain differences in college-aged occasional drug users.
College-aged participants had no problems - the music did not affect their performance.
Others doubt whether college-aged volunteers have the necessary skills.
They are a good option for parents who have high school or college-aged.
Nine out of ten college-aged youth uses the phone in class.
Shoveling snow can be considered vigorous activity even for healthy, college-aged people.

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The college-aged and recently graduated are getting more and more accomplished.
The school was co-educational and enrolled all ages from young children to college-aged youth.
In one example, college-aged students had to evaluate the credibility of a news website.
Their aim was to create a humor site that would appeal to the advertiser-friendly college-aged demographic.
Nearly three-fourths of college-aged men in the study played video games regularly.
An SVP of an investment bank CEOs with college-aged mistresses.
Even young children, teenagers and college-aged adults are finding themselves diagnosed as clinically depressed.
Nancy Leigh DeMoss delivered that message before a group of college-aged women.
The decrease is credited to the many college-aged students leaving the township bound for college.
Some college-aged Americans vaccinated against mumps may not be protected.
Yik Yak is intended for people college-aged and above.
The reality of young college-aged women willfully leading their child to slaughter touched him deeply.
The answers were surprising, creating a completely unexpected composite sketch of American college-aged atheists.
The scientists studied male and female college-aged social drinkers in a laboratory test of alcohol consumption.
Now I just have to grab my heater back from my college-aged son.
More than half of college-aged viewers say they get their news from Sarno.
The Roxxxy prototype is claimed to have been modeled after a college-aged Caucasian fine arts student.
Two college-aged men stopped.
However, the Church encourages teens to wait until they are college-aged to start dating exclusively.
College-aged friends suddenly died.
The reality is that the American college-aged population is not growing the way it used to.
Black men in college are college-aged.
I am neither college-aged nor retired.
The boy appeared to be college-aged.
My college-aged daughter is really cute, and that was threatening to me.
My friends and I were college-aged by then.
He has two college-aged daughters and at least two ex-wives.
Omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids and cognition in a college-aged population.
Clarke was a young, college-aged man when he wrote this letter.
There is also tutoring twice a week, usually with college-aged tutors.
Will your college-aged child be living with your during school?
More than half of college-aged viewers.
This division did, indeed, result in a significant increase in the number of college-aged students.
And, right now, this college-aged viper is squeezing my manhood with his pricing.
At the time it was founded, the band consisted of college-aged women.

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