First of all, the women interviewed in the article seem to be less clever than they think they are.
And now just a general rant about the absurdities in it. First of all, two of these girls are 22 and 23. Honey, you are very young, enjoy it. Find yourself, find out what you like, what interests you, study and work and don't make finding a boyfriend a priority. Work on yourself first and the rest will fall into place.
Reading on, one of them prepares with conversational topics for a first date and than settles on politics and Jeremy Corbyn? The three things you shouldn't talk about when you first meet someone is exes, religion and politics. Those are all very tricky subjects that make a lot of people uncomfortable or way too passionate.
As she continues, she describes the dates interests as "benign". Wow, that's condescending.
The problem here is not educated women not being able to find a partner. The problem here is a fraction of women feeling too entitled and better than everyone else. The problem is that even though you have a degree, that does not equal intelligence or emotional intelligence and social skills.