Should the government pay for the course fees for everyone who wants to study at the university?

Governmental duties
such
as free
university
education
are controversial issues. Some say that it is one of the duties of all governments to spend
money
on it because it is a priority for the
society
and some say that free
education
should only be provided for beginners to high school students and the
money
for
university
education
should be devoted to other critical issues
such
as healthcare system. In
this
,
the
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essay I am going to discuss both sides' opinions and give my own. On the one hand, some people believe that free
university
education
for all who are willing brings equality and helps
society
to develop. They believe that the profit of
this
investment overweighs its costs for
society
and it should be done.
On the other hand
, some say that free
education
is only necessary for limited grades. As
society
faces many problems
such
as health and environmental issues and the budget is limited, Every dollar
that is
spent on free
university
education
means that other priorities are ignored and would run out of
money
so
this
investment's drawbacks, overweigh its advantages. I agree that deciding about free
university
education
is not an easy task and it needs experts' opinions. But, personally, I believe that no one should be limited to a
university
education
due to a lack of
money
. If governments are not able to provide free
university
education
, they should consider aids like loans that could be afforded by students and they can
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it back in a long-term period after graduation.
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