Do you think it is considered discriminatory to filter people by education level on dating apps?

I've been on dating apps for awhile, Tinder, CMB, OKC, Bumble... And tbh it's exhuasting constantly restarting new conversations with different people. As someone who went through JC and Uni, I must admit that I don't really 'click' well with people who are from Poly or ITE because I can't find much commonalities and I don't really understand what they go through. (Yes I am ignorant I know, I'm trying to read up more).

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But just like how apps include religion, and perhaps a Christian wouldn't want to try talking to a Buddhist on a dating app, cause it doesn't make much sense for either of them since chances of conversion are lower and they are less likely to 'click' well because of different values and beliefs. Do you think this can be extrapolated to education level which might lead to different life perspectives (needs, wants, ideals etc.)? Honest opinions. Don't hold back.