Many people say that universities should only offer places to young students with the highest marks, while others say they should accept people of all ages, even if they did not do well at school. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

In today’s society, where the acquisition of knowledge is the key to better career prospects, having access to tertiary education is a life-changing opportunity for many students.

However

, some claim universities should only accept young students with the highest grades, while others believe every student, regardless of age and academic ability, should be given equal educational opportunities.

This

essay will discuss both views, and a logical conclusion will be reached. On the one hand, individuals who support admitting high school students with higher grades opine that they are more

deserved to

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deserving, to

deserving to

attend

university

as their grades somewhat imply that they have superior academic skills compared to their peers, be it a better memory, logical thinking or time management skills.

Therefore

,

such

students are more likely to handle the immense workload and pressure at the

university

.

Moreover

, offering

university

places to only a limited number of students would result in high-quality undergraduates.

For example

, most prestigious colleges in Vietnam, whose acceptance rates are low, only recruit the highest scorers in the national

university

entrance exam to make sure that all of the

universities

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university

university's

universities'

resources are available for students who have a higher chance of success, and

this

confers a good reputation on

such

universities.

On the other hand

, as sensible and beneficial as it is, many people oppose the idea mentioned above since they believe that only accepting

young academically

Accept comma addition

young, academically

-gifted individuals is unfair to older students or those who do not do well at school.

Firstly

, a student’s

s age

a mentor in spiritual and philosophical topics who is renowned for profound wisdom

sage

or performance at school does not always reflect their potential to succeed at

university

.

Thus

, it is unethical to deny access to tertiary education to some students, especially in a world where formal qualifications are of great importance in gaining employment.

Also

, there is more to college admissions than just academic performance. To illustrate

this

, many well-known universities in America, like Harvard or Yale, accept not only academically gifted students, but

also

those who are particularly gifted in sport or art.

This

decision helps to maintain a diverse community, where each student is valued and rewarded for what they are good at

instead

of just academic excellence. In conclusion,

although

only accepting students with high marks is advantageous in some ways, it is believed that providing

university

places for all students is more just and beneficial in the long run.