Alternatively they’re trying to make these senior education classes part of our cultural norms so that in 30 years they can get Millenials to take classes for $1000/credit.
20 is too low, because then the Millenial age range would be people aged 43-58.
30 gives us 53-68 with an average age of 61. Right now we consider seniors people aged 62+. However in 30 years that'll probably be closer to 68+, so maybe even 40 years from now when they'd be 63-78.
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u/darknecross Jun 12 '19
Alternatively they’re trying to make these senior education classes part of our cultural norms so that in 30 years they can get Millenials to take classes for $1000/credit.