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For example, 1 in 50 means about 2% of the selected age group meets every filter. The count shows how many people that share represents.
Estimate how many men meet your filters for age, income, height, and other traits.
22.0% of U.S. men ages 25–34 are not currently married and have a bachelor’s degree or more (about 1 in 4).
About 5.1M of 23.3M men. To see it in the calculator below, set ages 25–34, bachelor’s degree, and not currently married.
2024 U.S. Census ACS 1-year PUMS person file, MAR, SCHL and PWGTP
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Sources: 2024 Census records and separate CDC health surveys.
| Filters | Share of age group | About | People |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not currently married | 65.8% | Over half | 15.3M |
| Not married, income $50,000+ | 26.0% | 1 in 3 | 6.1M |
| Not married, bachelor’s degree+ | 22.0% | 1 in 4 | 5.1M |
| Not married, income $100,000+ | 6.9% | 1 in 14 | 1.6M |
| Not married, bachelor’s+, income $100,000+ | 5.2% | 1 in 19 | 1.2M |
Our arithmetic on weighted 2024 ACS 1-year PUMS person records. Income is one person’s annual income from all reported sources. These rows use Census records only; height and BMI come from separate CDC surveys, so add them in the calculator below. A share describes a population, and it says nothing about who is dating or interested.
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For example, 1 in 50 means about 2% of the selected age group meets every filter. The count shows how many people that share represents.
Age, income, education, and marital status are counted together in Census records. Height and health filters use separate CDC surveys. Open the calculation details for each step.
No. It means one person’s annual income.
No. It also includes divorced, separated, and widowed people. Some may be in a relationship.