Some people belive that universities should only accept students with high marks. Others think that students of all ages and ability levels should be able to attend. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

The right to

education

is one of the fundamental human rights and allows everyone to learn to a satisfactory level. While some believed higher

education

should be made for young

students

with high scores, others argued everyone should have an equal chance irrespective of

age

or ability level. In my own opinion, I believe a university should be made accessible to everyone irrespective of

age

.

To begin

with,

education

is a fundamental human right and should be accessed at one's convenience.

For instance

, not all young school leavers can afford a college

education

in their prime.

Thus

, they can assess the university at a much later time when funds are available to them.

This

ultimately gives them a sense of achievement.

Furthermore

, most jobs give preference to college degree holders,

thus

a post-secondary

education

is necessary to be competitive in the labour market. Admittedly, most higher disciplines have limited spaces and should be reserved for only privileged ones.

This

would allow only

students

who are focused as well to

further

inculcate a competitive and resilient nature needed in adulthood.

For example

, research has shown that post-secondary

students

admitted to the college of medicine are more focused and resilient than those of advanced

age

. In summary, it is true that access to universities should be regulated to allow youngsters as they are more focused, I believe higher

education

should be accessible to all irrespective of

age

as it is a fundamental human right and should be done at one's convenience.

Thus

, it is essential for colleges to admit

students

of all

age

groups.