Universities should accept equal numbers of male and female students in every subject. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It is universally believed that some subjects are for

males

,

whereas

others are for

females

. People, contemporarily, think that tertiary institutions should accept equal numbers of learners of both genders. I concur with

this

viewpoint though, yet the decision rests on the applicants, in that, when a few

females

apply for courses perceived to be for

males

, definitely, the male-female ratio will not be equal.

To begin

with, I personally do not know any university

that is

gender-biased in terms of education,

however

, if there exists any,

then

the opinion of the public should be taken into consideration. The university should not select applicants based on their gender, but rather, based on their academic qualifications. It might even surprise you that some men would be excellent in subjects thought to be female-related.

For instance

, a friend of mine, who is a male, is actually good at catering and salon work.

Furthermore

, the belief on

this

topic is not far from the right because enrolling students in courses based on their gender does not encourage equality. In fact, doing quite the opposite could bring about domination in the conventional classroom.

For example

, in a class full of about 80%

males

and nearly a fifth of

females

could lead to the

males

dominating the

females

.

This

is not for the best,

hence

, every subject should have approximately equal numbers of students.

To conclude

, I firmly opine that accepting equal numbers of male and female students is a good practice since it helps mitigate domination and promote gender equality.