How educated were the profiles in Weddme’s 2026 cohort?
69.2% of the 5,427 analyzed Weddme profiles reported a bachelor’s degree or higher. The proportion was 89.0% among women’s profiles and 65.8% among men’s profiles. Higher e...
Education in profiles, partner preferences, literacy context and how not to overread education data.
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69.2% of the 5,427 analyzed Weddme profiles reported a bachelor’s degree or higher. The proportion was 89.0% among women’s profiles and 65.8% among men’s profiles. Higher e...
Within this cohort, yes. A bachelor’s degree or higher appeared on 721 of 810 women’s profiles, or 89.0%, compared with 3,037 of 4,617 men’s profiles, or 65.8%. The result...
Bachelor-educated preference setters frequently included both bachelor’s and master’s categories. Among women in this group, 80.9% included bachelor’s and 58.6% included ma...
The report analyzed the education categories that eligible profiles saved as acceptable for a partner and compared those sets with each profile holder’s recorded education....
Own education appeared in the saved acceptable partner-education set for 2,470 of the 3,204 analyzed profiles, equal to 77.09%. The remaining 734 profiles did not include t...
No. It means the profile holder’s education category appeared somewhere inside a multi-select list of acceptable partner categories. The same profile could also include qua...
A broad education preference means a profile included several education categories in its acceptable partner set. The report measures this as preference breadth: one select...
The median profile in the 3,204-profile analytical cohort selected two partner-education categories, while the mean was 3.06. A total of 872 profiles—27.22% of preference-b...
Bachelor’s Degree was the most frequently included category, appearing in 2,080 of 3,204 saved preference sets, or 64.92%. Master’s Degree appeared in 43.60%, Higher Second...
Own education was included by 77.41% of men’s profiles and 75.65% of women’s profiles in their respective saved preference cohorts. The gap was small, and the association b...