Women getting educated is an inefficient and often times ineffective allocation of resources. I'm not sure if you noticed, but this is the track most women follow:

Get a bachelor's degree in five or six years with up to 100k in debt, usually in something useless and that requires one to go to grad school.

During college, she liberally sleeps around with every Chad she finds and thinks she's becoming "sexually empowered", consequently making her terrible wife material as none of her future prospective husbands will size-up in comparison to said 'Chads' in this department.

She realizes that her useless undergraduate degree will only land her a job at Starbucks, or other jobs of economic underemployment. In response to this, she goes to grad school for another two years where she racks up another 50k in debt (grand total coming out to 175k+ after interest is accounted for).

Finally, she's around 26-27, and she finally finds a paper-pushing government job that pays her a generous $60k a year. She feels that she's a strong and independent woman, but a few years of working full-time — she realizes working 8-5 is a pretty shitty lifestyle compared to what a husband could provide her (mind you, the grand majority of her debt is still present, because she's making the minimum payment on her loans at best). The problem is now she's 30+ with a crusty, floppy vagina with extremely high mileage, and she can no longer attract as high quality of a man as she did in her college days. On top of this, while she is assessing men slightly less upon their looks, she is assessing men as prospective husbands far more heavily on their bank account and income statistics.

She wouldn't dare settle for a man that only makes $80k working in private sector industry; she's a strong, independent woman making $60k after all; she feels as if she's blatantly entitled to a man who makes at least $100k (after all, men clearly care a lot about how much a woman makes /s).

If she's lucky, she ends up getting a man of far lesser value than a man she could have attracted in her early 20s.What exactly was this all for? It was so she could act as a martyr to fulfill the facade that the religion of equality propagates to the masses.

The funniest thing of all is the ones who get hurt the most from this are society and women themselves (not to say men don't either, who's going to fund the tax revenue that's going to fund all of the scholarships and grants the government throws at women to go to university?).

Keep in mind, this is for women who don't end up on welfare, which is a statistically significant proportion of them.