In recent years, the question of whether universities should allow all
students
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students
has been widely debated. Use synonyms
While
some contend that higher Linking Words
education
should open doors to all who want to pursue higher studies, others argue that colleges should only accept hard-working applicants. Use synonyms
This
essay will discuss both perspectives and explain why I support the former viewpoint.
On the one hand, I agree with those who advocate providing access to higher Linking Words
education
for all who wish to enrol. Equal access to tertiary Use synonyms
education
offers opportunities to develop skills and knowledge for people who want to expand their potential. To illustrate Use synonyms
this
, if someone is not serious about studying, they are unlikely to enrol in higher Linking Words
education
because they would want to waste their time or money. Use synonyms
For example
, a 2012 study in Denmark showed that 34% of university graduates who later achieved high GPAs had previously demonstrated weak performance in high school. Linking Words
Therefore
, authorities should provide equal access to individuals from various backgrounds rather than prevent learners from pursuing their goals because of previous academic mistakes.
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On the other hand
, opponents argue that universities should not waste their resources and damage their reputation as prestigious institutions by admitting average Linking Words
students
. They point out that diligent Use synonyms
students
often achieve high grades, which gives a college a prestigious reputation, allowing it to charge higher tuition fees. Use synonyms
For instance
, Harvard University only accepts applicants who meet stringent criteria, including a high GPA, evidence of community service, and a letter of recommendation. Linking Words
However
, renowned universities may effectively exclude low-income groups from enrolling, even if these applicants are competent, because of the high cost.
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To conclude
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although
enrolling only diligent Linking Words
students
may have merit, I believe that Use synonyms
such
a move would not only widen the gap between advantaged and disadvantaged groups but Linking Words
also
deny equal opportunities to passionate learners.Linking Words