Today, professor fuentes is teaching her sociology class about gender and educational differences in the u. s. she will inform her class that currently:

 The answer is "Women earn the majority of bachelor's degrees".

Out of the blue since the Census Bureau started gathering information on advanced education accomplishment, ladies or women will probably have a bachelor’s degree than men. 
A year ago, 29.9% of men had a four year certification, while 30.2% of ladies did, the agency reports. 13 years earlier, in 2005, 28.5% of men had four year certification, while just 26% of ladies did. 
Young ladies are driving the change. In the 25-34 age gathering, 37.5% of ladies have a four year college education or higher, while just 29.5% of men do.