Nowadays, not enough students choose science subjects at university in many countries. Why this is the case? What affects does this have on societies?
The issue of academic education has grown in importance over the past few decades.
This
is because there is a link between the university‘s majors, professions, and financial status. Unfortunately, in some developing countries
, not enough students
study
science
. This
essay will discuss the causes and negative effects on societies
.
To begin
with, there are two reasons why students
have less tendency to study
science
in poor countries’
universities. Correct your spelling
countries
Firstly
, the recent economic crisis has affected all parts of these countries
, including universities. As science
laboratories need costly equipment, university officials may charge science
students
more to compensate for their low budget. Consequently
, many students
find these courses unaffordable. Secondly
, the modern demanding life ,especially in poor societies
, encourages students
to choose majors with high salaries in the future. Therefore
, they tend to choose majors that end up with well-paid jobs
after graduation, such
as business. Thus
, only well-funded students
with no concern about their future salaries may choose to study
science
.
Not enough students
in science
can have two negative effects on such
countries
. One negative could be an increase in the unemployment rate. In fact, although
many students
would apply for well-paid jobs
, these jobs
have limited capacity ,and many are left unemployed. Furthermore
, a country’s progress may be hindered because many industries rely on science
, such
as computer science
and chemistry. The fewer professionals there are in these fields, the less likely it is for undeveloped countries
to progress. As a result
, the whole of society may suffer.
In conclusion, nowadays, very few students
tend to study
science
as their academic major in poor societies
. Increased tuition fees for these subjects without any promising future jobs
may contribute to this
problem. The increased unemployment rate and the lower likelihood of progress in the country are two negatives, which can exacerbate the situation in undeveloped societies
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