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

It could be argued that in order to achieve (not the) gender quality, some measures have to be taken,

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as accepting an equal number of both genders into universities. I entirely disagree with

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proposal for some reasons as will be illustrated in the following paragraphs.

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, designating a specific count to be accepted depending on the sex, does actually oppose the principle of “the fair go”.

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, if someone got accepted at an educational institution for just belonging to a certain classification,

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could affect another person’s right to be accepted

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, if they are more competent.

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, we will have a number of (no a) degree holders who are not competent or qualified enough;

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, they managed to achieve a high educational level because of other considerations.

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, the notion of supporting women for the mere fact that they are women contradicts the concept and the essence of equality.

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, supporting females by giving

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grants, in my view, may have a negative influence on them.

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, if I can get approval for enrollment on a course or take a job based on my gender,

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may make me less committed to constant self-improvement. If I am having extra credit for being a female

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there is no motivation to work more on my skills and compete in the market to get a job or so.

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, productivity and quality would not meet the required standards. In conclusion, forcing the number of males and females to be even at universities or any

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, may impact the chance of other people who are better candidates.

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, it may not encourage women to work more on their skills and abilities.