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

Nowadays, the question of whether or not providing university places for students is impossible and useless has been receiving a great deal of public attention.

Although

these opinions have many disagreements, I completely agree with these ideas. There are a variety of reasons why providing tertiary

education

for almost all young students is impossible.

First

,

since

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for

the sustainable development of a nation requires to have many investments in many key areas,

such

as healthcare, economy,

education

, supporting to build campuses may put more burden on national budgets. In fact, building more places for tertiary

education

is prohibitive, not to mention the cost

for

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of

buying indispensable teaching equipment, which implies that providing higher

education

for the majority of youngsters is a difficulty for the government.

Second

, by letting children enter higher

education

, parents have to pay a large amount of money for tuition fees.

This

means that

meager

deficient in amount or quality or extent

meagre

measures

income families will struggle with a guarantee to have enough money for

basic demand

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the basic demand

of living and their children's fees of schooling, cannot improve their standard of living

as a result

.

Moreover

, having a university degree no longer has a vital role in the future of young people.

First

, in order to be able to make a living as soon as possible, many school-leavers opt for vocational courses which help young people can earn money without committing four years of college.

This

means that learners are armed with practical skills and work experience, which helps them have better job opportunities and have a better future.

Second

, if the majority of youngsters pursue higher

education

, there will be an imbalance in

labour market

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the labour market

. In fact, many prosperous countries,

such

as Canada and Japan have continuously imported foreign workers to fill the

hole

all of something including all its component elements or parts

whole

of manual

labor

a social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages

labour

in their country, implying that vocational courses should not be marginalized. In conclusion,

although

having access to tertiary

education

is important, it is impossible and useless at present. By considering all the pros and cons, the government and young people will make the best decision.