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"  Everyone refers to college as an investment in your future. But when they refer to your future, they&amp;#039;re usually talking about your professional future. Well, turns out that higher learning was also an investment in your personal future. And yes, we&amp;#039;re talking about your love life. Researchers at Bowling Green State University just discovered that women with a college degree have a lower chance of divorce. (Consider that next time you get your dreaded college loan payment request.) Two professors looked at divorce rates in 2010 and noted that &amp;quot;a college degree has a protective effect against divorce among all races&amp;quot; of women. They also found that couples with a college education tended to have stabler unions. But it&amp;#039;s not as straightforward as &amp;quot;the more educated, the less likely you are to have your marriage fall apart&amp;quot;. While ladies who graduated from a university have the lowest chance of divorce, the group of women with the next lowest risk are those who didn&amp;#039;t graduate from high school. The researchers didn&amp;#039;t comment on why that might be\u2014or why people who graduated from high school are more likely to get divorced than those who didn&amp;#039;t make it out of the twelfth grade. But we&amp;#039;re curious to hear your thoughts. What do you think of the findings? Are you surprised that women who finished college have stabler marriages than those who didn&amp;#039;t? And while we&amp;#039;re on the topic, check out this story we just posted on exactly how long a couple should be together before they get engaged. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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