For about as long as every college woman can remember, she's been dreaming of her magical wedding day. As we all grew up, we kind of realized that we actually needed to be realistic about the cost of our wedding, who we'd be marrying (sorry, Jonas Brothers), and, surprisingly enough, when this wedding would take place.

Although we may have become slightly more level-headed in terms of not necessarily getting married at Cinderella's Castle, it turns out that we still have things pretty much planned out. We clearly still fantasize about our wedding day, and more importantly, just when the big day will happen.

Here is the "right age" of when you should get married, according to 24 college women:

Although the results may disappoint our dads who have high hopes of us all waiting to tie the knot until we're in our mid-50s, college women are hoping that their significant other pops the question at an early-ish age. The majority of the college women asked said that either age 25 or 27 were the ages that they would most like to get married, while the average age among respondents was 26.

Most women evidently want to be married at an age where they are still young and can have fun with their partner, but want to be old enough to be certain that they are on their feet and mature enough to handle marriage.