21-22 is the average age to complete a bachelor’s degree, so I’d guess - other than eliminating children, who couldn’t possibly have gotten degrees yet - just evening out the data a bit to account for later starters or longer programs? They probably had a target 90% of degree-receivers or something like that
21-22 is the average age to complete a bachelor’s degree, so I’d guess - other than eliminating children, who couldn’t possibly have gotten degrees yet - just evening out the data a bit to account for later starters or longer programs? They probably had a target 90% of degree-receivers or something like that