Coffee-meets-bagel is a dating site that each day sends one potential date to each user. They attempt to match their customers up with friends-of-friends (by FB), so the more friends you have the better their algorithm works. The system appeals to people are not into the raw sexuality of tinder or the spam-like nature of PoF/OKC.

Their users are twice as likely to have advanced degrees (25% as opposed to 12% of the population, their statistics) so they used their data to analyze preferences. They present the data here:

https://coffeemeetsbagel.com/blog/index.php/dating-statistics/appeal-education-degree-stacks-dating/?utm_source=JDMen&utm_medium=JDMen&utm_campaign=JDMen

My assessment: the differences are generally quite small. They certainly are not beginning their graphs at the 0 axis or you wouldn't even notice. They also didn't include plus/minus or statistical significance. Their conclusions are what we might expect (women prefer doctors and lawyers, men prefer bachelor degrees only) but this data is very weak.

Towards the bottom of the article they make word-clouds from profiles of people with the given degrees, and those are slightly more informative. It's interesting that people with such degrees talk about their work so much in their profiles, which in the case of men might be an awkward attempt to display value by their professional accomplishment (not usually a good idea). Since they didn't break out the word-clouds by gender, it's hard to determine much at all.

The greatest significance of this story is actually it's non-significance: doctors and lawyers are somewhat pickier about who they select, but don't have much of an advantage in being selected, at least online using the CMB dating service.