Increase in living in parents' home is concentrated among less-educated young adults % of 25- to 35 -year-olds living in parent(s) home
The increased prevalence of living with mom and/or dad is more prominent among less-educated young adults. In 2016, only 10% of Millennials who had completed at least a bachelor’s degree lived at home, compared with 7% of college-educated Gen Xers who lived at home in 2000. By contrast, 20% of young adults with no more than a high school diploma lived in their parents’ home in 2016, up from 12% of Gen Xers in 2000.
Increase in living in parents' home is  | concentrated among less-educated  | young adults  | % of 25- to 35 -year-olds living in parent(s) home  | Millennials in 2016  | Gen Xers in 2000  | 10%  | Bachelor's degree or more  | 17  | Some college  | 20  | High school  | 12  | 16  | Less than high school  | Note: "Living in parent(s)" home" means residing in a  | household headed by a parent.  | Source: Pew Research Center analysis of 2000 and 2016  | Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic  | Supplements.  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 