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None of the girls I know are particularly enthusiastic about this.
Because it's a stereotype.
Haha, studying won't lead to anything good! We also have a student like that in our year. He's either 22 or 23 years old. He spends his free time in the library. He has no friends or girlfriend. I remember, we advised him to get a girlfriend. In response to this suggestion, he said that it's much more interesting for him to sit and read books. And after graduating from the academy, he plans to enroll in university again. This guy has a dream – to study his whole life. He enjoys it. I find it difficult to understand such people, because I am not one of them.
He's a normal, diligent guy. He will achieve great things. When his former acquaintances, who "suggested he get a girlfriend," will be struggling to make ends meet, will not have a family, only casual sexual relationships, he will already be well-off, have a wife, children, and influential friends. It's like the story of the ugly duckling, but in terms of material wealth.