Some people argue that Universities should accept an equal number of male and female students for all courses. Do you agree or disagree?
It is argued by some people that an equal
number
of students from both genders should be accepted in all courses by universities. However
, I completely disagree with this
viewpoint.
At the outset, in spite of empowering women, there is a certain drawback of this
approach. People advocate that having an equal number
of genders in various courses, females could be empowered significantly, especially in the male-dominant societies. Because in such
part of the world, equal female participation could lead to well educated females and good career opportunities for them. Nonetheless
, despite its potential benefits, it seems to me that this
approach is not a workable solution for the upliftment of women in the society. Due to the social perception, in such
universities, it would not be easier to fill the reserved seats for the feminines. On the other hand
, various other methods could be adopted by governments such
as awareness campaigns for the empowerment of female members.
Moving on, firstly
this
trend would inculcate a sense of discrimination amongst brilliant male students. If, despite having good merit scores, they are not allowed to take their desired courses, they would think that the system is unfair. Such
thinking would lead to a disastrous life in the case of their education and further
their careers as a result
. Secondly
, the same number
of genders in tertiary education seems an impractical idea. It would not be possible to fill the vacant seats in higher education by both genders equally because certain courses are preferred by certain sexes. To cite a real-world example, in various countries, engineering subjects are chosen by males, while nursing courses are by females. Given this
situation, these seats would remain vacant. This
further
leads to the third
demerit that is
the economic loss of Universities. As admitting a huge number
of students is one of the main sources of the income for any institutes, it would be an uphill task to manage the expenses, if they remain deprived of admissions.
In conclusion, the equal number
of males and females in the university study is advocated by some people. Nevertheless
, all the negative outcomes of this
thought process are the main cause of my disagreement.Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Writing9 with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.