In this day and age, people hold conflicting views about the admission of students to universities. While a number of people believe that students who have good results deserve to offer a place in higher education compared to others, I would argue that universities should provide places for all students of different ages and learning backgrounds. There are various reasons why people believe that universities should only offer curricula for young, high-performance students. First of all, young people are thinking, creative, sharper, learning faster, adapting to new environments more quickly, and acquiring knowledge faster. Not only that, when they have flying colors, their good performances indicate their competence, and their background knowledge is very good. Besides, college is not for most people, it's an academy-deep curriculum, so it's not about everybody. In addition, once a good graduate will bring honor to the school that they used to attend. In spite of these arguments, I b...