The government pay tuition fees for university students. Do the advantages outweigh the disadvantages?

The world witnessing inflation since everything become expensive,
such
as rent,
fees
, transport, and others, and
that is
lead to more focus on the financial aspect for all people, here in the essay I will discuss the pros and cons of paying the
fees
instead
of
students
for their universities. First of all, the first advantage that the
government
trying to do, by paying the
fees
for the universities, will make
students
' life easier, since they are not forced to work part-time or full-time to fulfil the uni's requirements,
for example
: Most of the
students
who travel abroad are working to pay their
fees
, expenses and other to achieve their goals.
Secondly
, the
Government
is motivating
students
to focus on their studies by paying
instead
of them, since a number of
students
even not thinking to
study
owing to the fee of the
university
, so by doing that, the percentage of the
students
who achieve their goal will be increased, and the country
overall
will benefit from their knowledge to achieve more successes.
On the other hand
, the
students
who do not care about their
study
,
university
life or even the years they are being in the
university
, by doing so, they are occupying seats in the departments, which lead to some other
students
forced to travel abroad to
study
in
this
faculty,
for example
, I had forced to travel abroad because I did not get the chance to
study
in my country,
furthermore
, not all the
students
will feel the responsibility even to complete the
study
since the
government
pay
instead
of them,
for instance
, some
students
arrive to the second year
then
leave the
university
to join other faculty or even work.
To conclude
, I agree the
government
should pay the
fees
instead
of the
students
, to be motivated, but the
students
must occupy the seats to achieve their goals and not take
this
opportunity
instead
of other
students
.
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