It is neither possible nor useful for a country to provide university places for a high proportion of young people. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It is undeniable that attending universities gains increasing popularity in all nations across the globe. While it is believed that bringing tertiary

education

within the reach of more youngsters is impossible and unnecessary, I absolutely agree. There are some sound reasons why the access to higher

education

does not need to be offered to younger people. The

first

reason is that for some jobs, particularly blue-collar jobs, academic degrees and 4-year training programs in universities are not indispensable requirements sought by almost every recruiter.

This

means that short training courses in several months up to a year in vocational schools not only help them to become well-placed in the job market but

also

save their time and money. Other than that, not all people have ability to meet strict demands on the acquisition and application of knowledge and finance. The reason is that if students do not possess superior academic skills to finish academic works, including dissertations and projects or the school fees are unaffordable, they can drop out of schools by themselves or be suspended due to poor academic performance, which is a waste of time and money of theirs and the government.

Besides

, the impossibility of

this

project needs to be taken into consideration for some compelling explanations.

First

of all, providing

education

in universities on a large scale can be considered as a culprit behind the deterioration of the environment, especially forests.

This

is because the proliferation of the population is exerting greater pressure on the housing supply system, which means that numerous of trees will be chopped down to make way for institutions with a view to accommodating the ever increasing number of students.

Moreover

, the greater pressure on the government's budget can be attributed to making higher

education

accessible to the wider public. When more students can attend to universities, the government has

to

being one more than one

two

allocated their financial resources which are being used to tackle serious problems

such

as starvation, illiteracy and crimes that citizens, particularly those who live in poor or disaster-prone areas, need to fight against to facilitate the development of facilities and hire more professors in universities. All in all, providing the access to the tertiary

education

on a large

scale not only is

Suggestion

scale is not only

not useful but

also

surpasses the ability of the authorities.