Universities should accept equal numbers of male and female students in every subject. To what extent do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

Although

males and females may gifted with different kinds of advantages which can

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them in preparing for the college entrance test. But the outcomes depend on how hard you

study

and how much effort you put into your work regardless of your

gender

. From my perspective, I disagree

the

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approach that colleges set up

a quotas

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of sexual proportion. Choosing the course of

study

means so much to every student, those who got the higher scores can select the course of

study

first.

Nevertheless

, if the colleges implement the rules that require equal numbers of boys and girls in certain programs, pathetically, it may be an obstacle for people who had a better academic performance on the test but can't

study

in their preferred subjects

while

others may gain admission solely based on

gender

quotas. The equality that universities want to create may lead to another form of inequality. There is an example that happened in my life, I

study

diplomacy, a field with a notable

gender

imbalance, it is apparent that the number of female

students

are

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more than that of

male

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but it doesn't influence any aspects of our relationship and the classes content, the

gender

ratio is largely determined by

students

' interests and inclinations, rather than an arbitrary quota. If there should be an administration that allows universities to make

an

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more equal environment, they should prioritize

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circumstances of

students

, including their mental and physical health,

as well as

the financial background of their families,

Students

facing

such

challenges should receive special consideration to ensure they can access college opportunities like their peers without being disadvantaged by their circumstances. In summary, university admission qualifications should be based on

students

' performance, achieved through hard work, rather than their

gender

.

Students

should not be limited by the conditions of their birth.