Some people think that it is too difficult for poor people or people from rural areas to go to university. So that the universities should make it especially easy to them. Do you agree or disagree?

it
Suggestion
It
is argued by many that universities should enforce a
postive
characterized by or displaying affirmation or acceptance or certainty etc.
positive
bais
a partiality that prevents objective consideration of an issue or situation
bias
basis
base
when considering
applicant
Suggestion
application
form less fortunate family background since they. Personally, I believe that
such
arguements
a fact or assertion offered as evidence that something is true
arguments
for
this
policy
do not hold water and
colleage
a fibrous scleroprotein in bone and cartilage and tendon and other connective tissue; yields gelatin on boiling
collagen
admission
should judge everyone with equal standard. People who agree to
this
affirmative action often believe that students from those areas deserve
lower standard
Suggestion
a lower standard
because education in those areas are of lower quality.
However
, they have ignored the fact that most students who did well in the
colleage
the body of faculty and students of a college
college
admission
exam rely mostly on their self study rather than
guidance
Suggestion
the guidance
of their teachers at school.
Therefore
, the lack of high quality teachers in poor/rural area
should be serve
Suggestion
should serve
should be served
as a reason for implementing
this
policy
.
In addition
, if we lower the
admission
standard for
particular group
Suggestion
a particular group
of student, it would be extremely unfair to other students that put great effort in studying for the examination.
Moreover
,
this
policy
is easily prone to exploitation. There is not doubt that many students would try to game the system by moving to those
neighbourhood
Suggestion
neighbourhoods
before applying to universities.
This
way, not
only it is unfair
Suggestion
only is it unfair
to others, but
also
distortion
Suggestion
distorts
distort
distorting
the original purpose of
this
policy
. Adding to that, it is
also
likely to cause
social problem
Suggestion
social problems
a social problem
such
as property price inflating because opportunist might seize
this
mentality to sell houses to eager parents who wanted to help their children to gain
edge
Suggestion
an edge
in exam. In conclusion, I strongly disagree with the proposition to lower the
admission
standard for any particular group of student. Not only the
policy
is not justify
Suggestion
is not justified
does not justify
doesn't justify
has not justified
, it
also create
Suggestion
also creates
has also created
loophole
Suggestion
loopholes
a loophole
for students to gain unfair advantage.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • barriers
  • limited access
  • financial constraints
  • equality and diversity
  • comprehensive approaches
  • scholarships
  • mentorship programs
  • academic support
  • root causes
  • maintaining academic standards
  • fairness
  • merit-based
  • inclusive higher education system
  • social and economic benefits
  • dynamism
  • innovation
  • tailored support
  • admission criteria
  • inclusive approach
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