Compared to individuals without a college education,those with a college education tend to be:

A) healthier and wealthier.
B) more intelligent.
C) married.
D) more likely to smoke.

Studies have shown that individuals with a college education tend to have higher incomes and better access to healthcare, resulting in improved physical and mental health outcomes. They are also more likely to have access to job benefits such as retirement plans and employer-sponsored healthcare, contributing to their overall financial well-being. There is no evidence to suggest that individuals with a college education are inherently more intelligent or more likely to be married, but they are generally more educated and may have a wider range of social and professional opportunities than those without a college degree. However, research has shown that individuals with a college education are less likely to smoke than those without a college education.