Both poor and rich find the accessibility into university difficult. Do you agree or disagree?

Attaining a

university

degree is always challenging for

both

needy and affluent students. While it is equally difficult for

both

the segments to get admission

in

Suggestion

into

to

the

university

, I believe wealthy students face lesser difficulty when it comes to paying for the costs involved. The most common reason for students facing difficulty in

university

admission is the limitation of seats, and outperforming the competition is equally tough for

both

needy and wealthy students. Take Bangladesh,

for example

,

last

year there were more than a hundred applicants against each seat in all of its top-ranking public universities.

Consequently

, no matter how hard students worked, some students, either poor or rich, were left out of

university

programs. Another reason preventing students attaining tertiary education is high tuition fees.

Although

students from affluent families may not face any difficulty, many needy families cannot afford the cost. A significant portion of poor students opts out from study owing to

this

obstructive

university

fees.

Hence

, from a financial perspective, poor students have to deal with more hurdles to access

university

education.

Finally

, when opportunities within one’s country are limited, affluent students might go

for

Suggestion

to

study abroad.

However

, the cost of living and studying abroad is beyond the reach of underprivileged families, and for them, no

such

option exists. To conclude, while accessibility to a

university

degree is tough for students from

both

poor or wealthy families, needy students find it more difficult because of the high costs of study and they are

also

offered with fewer opportunities.