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12) Governments should offer a free university education to any student who has been admitted to a university but who cannot afford the tuition.
Write a response in which you discuss your views on the policy and explain your reasoning for the position you take. In developing and supporting your position, you should consider the possible consequences of implementing the policy and explain how these consequences shape your position.
It is good that all excellent students can go to collage to continue their studies. However should governments offer a free university education to any students who has been admitted to a university but cannot afford it? Sometimes, the government do not have the ability to offer all these students and there is other way which can also help these students such as scholar prize, which in most cases is very helpful and practical.
Of course it is better that all students who are excellent enough to go to a university will not impeded by their poorness. In fact, every student has right to study and for a nation it is necessary to educate more good students. If a student cannot go to university just because his/her parents has little money, it is also possible that he/she cannot get a god job for low scholarship thus cannot gain enough money just like their parents. And the result may be that his/her own children who are smart cannot go university because their poor parents. In this case, poor people as well as their children and children' children can hardly get an opportunity to live a better life. For a nation, if many brilliant students cannot go to university to develop their abilities, the nation will lost many good people in the future who otherwise can make a great contribution to the whole society.
However, it is impractical for a nation to give a free university education for all the poor students who are admitted in order to reduce the loss of excellent students. For a relatively rich nation, there is few poor students and the nation is able to provide the fundings, and this may be practical. However, for those poor or underdeveloped nation, there are much poor students and the nation itself suffers a poor condition. It is sometimes impossible to provide all these students an opportunity to university.
Although offering a free university education to all students qualifiable is impractical, there is other approach to resolve this problem. For example, a scholar prize is a good way. It gives those students who are very excellent more and those relatively common less, and for some students who were once excellent but now do not make any effort to studies, government can offer no money or little for them. In this way, the nation can reduce the money spent on these poor students and can also incites students to study hard in order to get a prize.
So, it is agreeable to provide all the excellent but poor students opportunities to go to universities for further studies. But giving all these kinds of students free entrance is sometimes impractical, especially for those poor nation, and some other way such as providing a prize for good students is better.
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