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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?

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Education
 is the primary right of
students
. Many
universities
 offer different programs to encourage
students
 to take part and learn different skills to grow in life.
However
, some people believe that everyone has a right to
access
 university
education
 and governments should make it free for all the
students
 despite their financial background. I partially agree with the above statement.
Firstly
, I believe that the
students
 who are academically sound or who have had performed exceptionally well in any
education
 or sports field or are passionate about their career goals should be given free
access
 to the university
education
 despite their financial background.
In addition
,
universities
 should carefully validate the profile of the
students
 before providing financial aids.
Universities
 should evaluate the candidate’s profile on certain criteria. The sponsorships or fellowships programs are given to the
students
 who had proven his/herself in certain fields of
education
 or sports.
Therefore
, the government should open more
such
universities
 for
students
 and provide financial aid to the
students
 who are well deserving. Providing them financial help, help these
students
 to focus on learning and developing which in turn helps to grow the economy.
On the other hand
, I think providing free
education
 to the
students
 take undue advantage of the university’s
education
 system. The
students
 who have no passion to learn new skills or to grow their career; these
students
 waste the university’s time and valuable resources. The quality of
education
also
 decreases.
Such
students
 should not be given free
access
 to
education
.
Therefore
, not every student deserves free
access
 to
education
 in colleges or
universities
. There should be criteria to evaluate the candidate’s profile based on which
universities
 should provide financial aid.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Higher education
  • Accessibility
  • Social mobility
  • Meritocracy
  • Economic growth
  • Equality
  • Subsidize
  • Fiscal sustainability
  • Human capital
  • Incentivize
  • Underfunded
  • Tuition fees
  • Academic achievement
  • Workforce
  • Tax burden
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