Is men's enrollment in higher education declining as men are expected to earn money to get dates?

[Anonymous]

Leaning and getting proper degrees can pay higher on average with more social status than doing blue-collar jobs. I am not against any of those jobs, they do earn everything with hard work.

However, more girls are getting into higher education and related jobs than men.

But when in terms of dating men are still expected to pay for most of it, so women can date students but most women don't wanna date guys who are broke students.

Men who start earning early get a solid head start. As men with money put them in a higher position than other guys.

However, with age as men who started with education longer start to earn, women with similar backgrounds now want to date them not the blue-collar guy. This shifts the power.

This is one of the cases with women who call themselves "independent" who are actually good on paper but can't find a good match as guys can't handle them. Blue-collar guys can get intimidated by them in fear of leaving them for the better.

[Summeroflove]

If someone judges me on money. I don’t want her anyways even if I had money. Because she’s just using me and a gold digger.

[LazerBean]

It's declining because people are realizing that college educations are becoming obsolete, and one can get a great job that pays well with none of the student debt.

[Asker]

It depends on the degree. Engineering, medicine, many stem degrees, and law pays significantly well. Plus respect from society, a doctor/lawyer/professor is way more respectable than a plumber earning more money.

[Guy13]

No. It is lowering because the scholarships are targeted at and for women.

[LiamJHayden]

I do not see the necessary connection. I dropped out because I was already earning six figures in my business and did not see the need to spend another three years getting a degree that would not qualify me for a job earning half of what I was then earning.