What is the education level (age) of your group(s)?

[Wolfpack48]

For this one, just a simple "what is the average age of your groups?" If you have multiple groups with different ranges, go ahead and select multiple ranges.

 

[aco175]

This is a strange one. I have my 4 year degree, my son is in college now. My brother has a trade certificate and my father finished high school before going off to Viet-Nam, but he is now retired.

 

[schneeland]

Most people I play with regularly are 40+, but none of us is old enough to retire. If we're looking at education, then I think many have university degrees (typically master's degree, two of us have PhDs) and the rest did vocational training.

 

[Scribe]

Two Year Post High School training - Long Career.
Trained Chef - Working.
Two Year Post High School training - Long Career and Business Owner
Military
Military

40+ across the board.

 

[Joshua Randall]

Everyone has a college degree, significant subset have master's or higher (including a couple of MDs and one PhD).

 

[Voadam]

My groups are all working age people.

 

[TwoSix]

With 2 exceptions for the children of groupmembers in my family/friends group, our ages range from 34 up to 58, with the median somewhere in the low 40s. (N=18)

 

[payn]

I feel like i've been post college working forever.

 

[aramis erak]

One of my groups, BAs and technical school/apprentiships.
Other one, high school to associates, plus a bunch of college students.
I've the highest of the current lot, having taken most of a Master of Arts in Education. (Missing student teaching.)
None of my players have had a doctoral degree while playing at my table, but three have gone on to get them (one's a DC, one's a DN, one's an EdD.)
I've had a number of players over the years with Masters degrees while playing, and a few more have moved on and since gotten masters degrees.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

My group ranges from a grad student to an 80 year old retiree, with the bulk of the players middle-aged full-time workers.