A recent study by Sallie Mae indicated that nearly half of recent college graduates live at home with parents or relatives. Among graduates from the past two years, 64% reside with parents, while 2% live with other family members. By five years post-graduation, 35% still live at home. Notably, 45% of male graduates report not being ready to move out, compared to only 28% of female graduates. Factors influencing living arrangements include financial stability and personal readiness to transition to independent living.
The survey revealed that nearly half of graduates who finished college within the past five years are still living at home with parents or other relatives.
64% of college graduates who left school in the past two years currently live with their parents, and only 2% live with other family members.
Only 35% of grads who have been out of school for three to five years still live at home or with relatives.
Among all recent grads living at home, 45% of male graduates said they were "not ready to move out," compared to 28% of female graduates.
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