Some say that university students must only learn science and technology. While others believe that they should learn what they want. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

Some say that all college students must have a freedom to choose the subject that they prefer to learn, while others view that the government should impose a policy for the undergraduate learners to only learn science-related courses that will be handy in the

next

10 years. While it is true that studying functional subjects like medical and robotics would be more beneficial for the

country

in a long term, I believe that students would be able to contribute more to the

country

by applying knowledge that they gain from learning courses they have passion on it. Some argue that the students must learn tech-related courses that are deemed important for the sustainability of the nation. By mastering these subjects, it will produce many tech-experts and doctors

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and

consequently

become great assets in the future.

For instance

, a similar initiative in Germany resulted in a 62% increase in medical experts, so the

state

is no longer concern about the health issue. Despite

this

great outcome, I believe that forcing someone to learn those unwanted subjects would cause a bad

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on their mental

state

and eventually not optimize their latent skills.

On the other hand

, it is argued that

third

-level education students are supposed to master subjects that they like. By learning certain subjects with passion, it would attract them to know more about that particular subject.

This

will unleash their true potential, so they can contribute more to the

country

.

For example

, in Switzerland, an initiative by the government to liberate college students to choose their own program resulted in a 71% increase in the bachelors who deliver a great contribution to the

state

from their specialization. In conclusion,

although

it is necessary for the college learners to study subjects that are useful for the

country

, it would not maximize the output of their study because they do not actually want to learn it, and

therefore

, it would be prudent for the

state

to let them choose their own subject.