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Some people believe that governments should pay full course fees for students who want to study in universities. Do you agree or disagree with this statement?

#people #governments #course #fees #students #study #universities
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The statement given here wants me to explain the course fees of the
students
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 who are willing to study at
University
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the University
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. I totally agree with
this
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 comment, the
students
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 who genuinely want to pursue their education in Universities and if they are not able to pay the fees, the government should help those
students
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, as they can be the
future
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 of our country. There are many reasons to get agreed with the given description, one of those reasons is many
students
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 are not able to complete their studies due to lack of money, education in the current era has become a business, universities ask for plenty of money to start the degree, whereas the same course or degree can be completed in cheapest amount.
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 the intervention of the government is important for the
future
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 of our youth. There are many youngsters who are more talented than those who are just blocking the seats in the institute and doing nothing. Small support to these people can change the scenario of our country and can secure the
future
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. I believe that if 1 out of 10
students
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 will be helped by the authority in education, can lead to a good
future
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 for them and they will
also
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 be helpful to others whenever and wherever required. The ministry can start the chain of helping people for good reason. To summarize the statement, the government need to start a new scholarship scheme and set some criteria for the same.
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 will lead to a good
future
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 for the people who are in need.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Higher education
  • University tuition
  • Public good
  • Economic growth
  • Fiscal responsibility
  • Merit-based scholarships
  • Need-based grants
  • Socioeconomic status
  • Educational equity
  • Income-contingent loans
  • Graduate tax
  • Financial aid
  • Student loans
  • Subsidize
  • Taxpayer funding
  • Underappreciation
  • Workforce development
  • Access to education
  • Higher learning institutions
  • Government expenditure
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