Some students work while studying. This often results in lacking time for education and constantly feeling under pressure. What do you think are the causes of this? What solutions can you suggest?

Over the

last

few years, the

cost

of studying has significantly risen,

hence

most students need to have a part-time job to afford their studies.

As a result

, students got stressed out and will have no sufficient time to focus on their studies. In

this

essay, I will look at the reasons why many students work and study in the same time,

then

I will try to propose some solutions. The

first

main reason is that there is no governmental

support

for students to pursue their studies. It is known that most students who just got graduated from high school cannot afford university

tution

a fee paid for instruction (especially for higher education)

tuition

fees,

thus

, they urgently need financial

support

.

This

support

can be in a form of either grants or loans which can be paid back by students after graduation.

This

will encourage more young people who have excellent grades to pursue their studies and give equal opportunities to all students no matter their parents are poor or rich. Another main reason is that the

universities’

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university

tuition fees are extremely high. Many educational institutions have been increasing their fees each year. Take the

cost

of studying

undergraduate degree

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an undergraduate degree

in engineering in one of the ten top ranked universities in the country as an example, the average

cost

is between 10 and 20 thousand dollars. To tackle

this

problem, governments should rule a law concerning yearly tuition fees limits for each study program.

This

would take into account the

cost

paid by institution to keep operational and the fees paid by students to minimize their needs to work while studying. To sum up, students’ need to work in part-time jobs is a big issue which became a trend over the

last

few years. To solve

this

problem, serious steps must be taken by governments to

support

young students through financial help and to set rules to avoid over-priced studies.