Some people believe that everyone has a right to have access to university education and that governments should make it free for all students no matter what financial background they have. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

University

tuition

fees

have become increasingly expensive.

Therefore

, it is argued that government should abolish these

fees

, regardless of their financial status. While

this

view is reasonable to a certain extent, I believe that

this

would have a negative effect on both

students

and

society

. There are a number of compelling reasons why

students

should attend university without

fee

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. On the individual level,

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degree holder is more likely to find a decent job and

thus

a better life.

This

is particularly helpful for those who come from underprivileged families. On the societal level, the free-college policy helps create a more well-educated and well-skilled workforce, which will result in a thriving economy and civilized

society

.

However

, despite the advantages mentioned above, I would argue that abolishing college

tuition

fees

can do harm to both

students

and

society

. If everyone has their own college degrees getting from free-of-charge education, it is not sure that all of them can find a job in the future, especially in a very competitive job market.

In addition

, if governments cover higher education

tuition

for all

students

,

this

will put a heavy strain on

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budget.

This

will lead to budget deficits, tax hikes and reduced welfare. In conclusion,

although

this

free-college policy is beneficial for both individuals and

society

, I think that

students

should pay

tuition

fees

for higher education.