People from cities go to university more often than those who live in the country. Some people think that the government should make it easier to enter universities for people who live outside the cities and towns by setting lower entry requirements and tuition fees. to what extent do you agreee or disagree with this statement.

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The majority of
students
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that
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manage to attend a
university
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are mostly people from the urbanized
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rather than people
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live in rural
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.
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among
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and they
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that the
government
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should enable the
students
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live in towns to enter a
university
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with
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lower entrance
requirements
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and
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fees. In my opinion, I agree
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the tuition fees, but I disagree
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the
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entry
requirements
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as all
students
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should be given equal opportunity.
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,
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from rural
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have low family income. Most of their father either sell food in markets, farmers or fishermen
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their mother is a
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. The
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should provide more scholarships that support
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with low income so smart
students
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will not have to worry about the fees as some organizations will provide full scholarships as long as they maintain a good result.
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,
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will motivate more
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from rural
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to take their studies more seriously as they have chances to enter the
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freely.
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, the admission
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should not be lowered to enter the
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.
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is because all
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should be given the same opportunity to continue their education. If the
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decides to reduce the required acceptance for
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in
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areas
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, they might not survive during their schooling in
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as it is an institution that
teach
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higher knowledge and learning in one’s major. So, all
students
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should enter the
university
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with the same
requirements
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. In conclusion, the
government
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should provide all
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they are able to give. All
students
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from any
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areas
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should not take any benefits they
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for granted and continue to study diligently.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • urban-rural divide
  • educational equity
  • accessibility
  • diversity
  • compromise
  • unfair advantage
  • quality of education
  • infrastructural development
  • scholarships
  • targeted interventions
  • equitable solutions
  • relocating students
  • socioeconomic barriers
  • government intervention
  • educational disparity
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