In today's society, it is becoming more common to delay marriage until both partners have graduated college and begun their chosen career. do you agree with this idea? why or why not? do you think there is an age limit? are there certain things a couple should accomplish before getting married?

Is this just a random question to us users or is this something from you're homework that you want us to answer? If it's the second one, then I don't think you really need the help because it's asking for an opinion more than knowledge. 

But if it's the first one, I'll go ahead and give some short answers. 

I agree with the idea because I would like to be able to have my life together before I make the choice to commit my life to someone I love. By then, they can't make me leave College because I've already graduated, and they can't stop me from pursuing a career because I already got it. If they aren't the one for me, I always have my career and education to fall back on. 

In a societal way, yes. I think that age limit is around 21 to 25. But legally in most states, you can get married at 18. Some states allow you to marry at 16 or even 14.

They need to do all the legal stuff before they can officially wed. But in a more societal way, they need to be done with their education, have some type of work or career, something going on in their lives that keeps the lights on. That's what I feel society needs for you to accomplish before you get married. 

This seems like more of a statement instead of a