Nowadays
the abolishment of university fees is a controversial topic
Many people hold the belief that everyone should be entitled to the whole fees
others opine that all the cost attached to
college
should be paid completely by students. In my opinion
these viewpoints are justifiable to a certain extent
On the one hand
it is true that there are some compelling reasons why students should be allowed to pursue
college
without
fee
.
Firstly
with an educational system in the absence of
college
tuition
fee
many students
especially
people coming from lower socioeconomic background
may stand a better chance of landing higher paid jobs and bettering their life quality
For example
, the underprivileged who
alwayat all times; all the time and on every occasion
find their lives hard to make ends meet
let alone to afford the
fees, will have a golden chance to
enrollregister formally as a participant or member
in university without worrying about financial terms
Secondly
a higher gross
rate
fostered by a free -
college
policy
would give a rise to a more educated workforce
leading to not only a thriving economy
but
also
a civilized society
On the other hand
despite aforementioned benefits
this
policy may wreak havoc on both society and government
Apparently
if the provision of free - of - charge higher education is applied
the authorities will have to incur to a huge amount of money paying for universities for the purposes of paying salary for tutors
maintaining the condition of infrastructure
lead to budget deficits
tax hikes or abating welfare among others.
Moreover
due to the competitive job market as it is
it would impede the ability of seeking jobs. That means
when everyone all has their university diploma so it is hard for recruiters to distinguish who is the better candidate
For instance
compared to the past
students, who are academically excellent
can take advantage of their diploma to get a job more easily.
In conclusion
both ideas have their own pros and cons
The role of
college
fee
is not pale as opposed to an educational system without
fee
and vice versa
I opine that we should take
this
problem more seriously rather than have
this
debate reignited in order to make the suitable final decision