According to Andrew Churning, a sociology professor at John Hopkins University and author of the book On Marriage, the percentage of marriage and cohabitation has changed. He argues that in 1960 24% to 25% of the people get marriage. Currently, about 25% to 34% of young adult at U.S fall to get marriage. Churning explains that people with higher used to choose study and ten get marriage; now 90% of these people will get marriage at college degree. In addition, 75% to 80% of people with lower education will get marriage. He includes that a long time, cohabitation was not acceptable, but now the society accept that; couple who live together without marriage affirm that they do not need to get marriage; they also feel afraid about their economic
