https://acsdatacommunity.prb.org/discussion-forum/f/forum/1345/inconsistencies-in-acs-2022-5-year-estimates-a-case-study-of-byui-gender-ratios
This year they still cited similar data, that Census Tract 9503.03; Madison County; Idaho and Census Tract 9503.01; Madison County; Idaho, these two Census Tracts have 5,000-10,000 people living there each, and most of them are women, but it still contradicts BYUI's enrollment data and the church member directory. In reality, there are 1% more men than women here, so that 1% of men can't find girlfriends (they drive 1-5 hours to other places to date)
They're estimates with ~10% margins of error.
You understand that the 2018-2022 and 2019-2023 ACS 5-year data overlap by four of the five years? And that therefore the published data will be very similar between two subsequent 5-year releases?
Your questions were addressed last year. The same answers are still relevant.
I second Glenn's point. The IPEDS data, which I cited last year, mirrors what the ACS has. There are more woment going to college, even among LDS. It is also still true that women are not as quick to marry as they used to be.