University education should be free to everyone, regardless of income. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Truly,
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is an integral part of the success of a person,
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some argue that tertiary
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should be paid for by the
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only, I,
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however
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disagree with
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view and I awfully believe that it should be free as it will improve our economy and
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student
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can focus on their study very well. Building up our country's economy is a big factor why, I believe, that
education
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should be free for all regardless of your status, in my opinion even if teenagers have bright minds and are very good at school, and if their family is not well off, they tend to not continue their studies because of very high
tuition
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fees. If that happens they cannot find a very good job and maybe they become jobless.
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, my cousin in my home country, because in my country no free
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and here parents cannot afford his
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fees,
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why he drops out of school and he tries to find a good job but can't find one, and now he is jobless. Another thing
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is when they suggest that it is not free, and the family of the
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, does not have enough money or is short of budget to a fee for the
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, and now the
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looks for
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job to cover her
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fees. It is not good because students cannot focus very well on their studies. In conclusion, I believe, that
education
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should be free to all students, Regardless of their status, because it can boost our economy and prevent a high unemployment rate in our society.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • higher education
  • socio-economic background
  • educated workforce
  • financial burden
  • public services
  • social mobility
  • saturated job market
  • blanket free education
  • scholarships
  • financial aid
  • subsidized rates
  • tuition fees
  • personal investment
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