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University education should be free to everyone, regardless of income. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Over recent decades, by increasing in the number of universities, nowadays more and more students are keen on attending
university
.
However
, still arguments on free
education
 for
everyone
 are persevered. There are some acceptable arguments on both sides.
Although
, I strictly believe
education
 should be free for
everyone
 around the world. One argument put forward in favour of charging students for studying is that because the number of universities is growing,
therefore
 funding and allocating various scholarships are becoming problematic.
In addition
, it is stated that paying tuition and fees have made students studying and working harder in order to pass the exams with flying colours.
Last
 but not least, in some countries, statistics indicate that the number of volunteers for manual occupations
such
 as carpentry and hairdressing are decreasing. And because in all societies manual careers are relatively highly needed, so making
university
 costlier may cause people to take these jobs.
By contrast
, there are various arguments in favour of making
university
education
 free for
everyone
. Some people believe that having well-educated work force is considered to be a privilege for a country's economy, so free
education
 can result in a more productive society because in
this
 way, almost every talented and brilliant student can attend
university
.
Also
, some people argued if all students are required to pay, those students with low income would be deprived of having educational degree and
this
 is totally inequitable. And based on
this
, some people think paying for
university
 at least should not be mandatory for students with poor financial status.
To
Suggestion
Too
Two
 brief, I think if
university
 degree is beneficial to almost
everyone
,
then
 it should be endured equally accessible and available for
everyone
. Because all people from all different nations are deserved to have
this
 privilege.
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