Students should pay the full cot for thier own study, because university education benefits individuals rather than society. To what extend do you agree or disagree?

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It is said that
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should budget the full price for their own education as studying in universities has a greater benefit for individuals than society.
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writer disagrees with
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statement
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the fact that knowledge from
university
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is not used in the workplace very much, and education at
university
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is like a frame
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not practical. It is evident that what
students
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learn at
university
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is not used in the working environment. It is sometimes said that 60% of knowledge from school is useless in the workplace like the literature is not used much in engineering.
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, it makes graduated
students
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have to study more in a specific area in order to have a job and that shows the money they paid for
university
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is worthless. Another factor that makes me disagree with the statement is the way
universities
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students
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are taught in a mechanical manner. It is true that many teachers use the old approach that lets learners study by heart and get high scores on exams.
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, the creativity and innovation of
students
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is limited and that leads to incomplete development for
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which is really helpful later in life.
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, people with more practical experience in their field are more likely to be accepted to the dream occupation rather than those who do not. In conclusion,
students
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should not pay the
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cost for their own education because there is not much we learn
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used in daily life and unpractical methods are given to the learners.
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