Through friends http://ampland.fun/ amp land A look at the educational credentials of the older, 25-to-31 cohort also shows the growing importance of a college degree for those who want an economic head start. In 1968, people in that age group were equally likely to be living at home, whether they had a college degree or not. Today, 11% of those with a bachelorsâ degree are living in their parentsâ homeâessentially unchanged from 45 years agoâbut the rate among those with a high-school diploma or less has risen to 15%, and among those with some college, but no degree, itâs 14%. Consider it one other way in which boomersâ investments in their kidsâ educations may be paying off.