ome people think that everyone has the right to have access to university education, and that government should make it free for all students no matter what financial background they have. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion

It is thought that the government should be free of charge for people who want to pursue to university education. From my perspective, I only partially agree with the above opinion, the following essay will explore the topic and justify whether the provision of free-charge education or the government should not take responsibility for students’ university education fees. On the one hand, people will be more responsible for their studies if they have to pay tuition fees. Because when they find their parents work hard to make ends meet to nurture them, they will try to study to be worthy of their parent’s efforts. In addition, state officials can use the money for other academic activities serving as courses, training…Therefore, universities can organize student exchange activities with other countries to enhance their knowledge and acquire soft skills in their life. On the other hand, people have a basic right to attend college when they do not have to think too much about tuition fees. Many people who had no affordability of higher education, are now able to enroll in the university. For example, many Western countries provided waive tuition coaching to their whole residents, so people don’t have to consider resident status. Besides, students will have a better life and more job opportunities when they have college qualifications. It is not only beneficial for individuals but also for societies as this policy brings in a highly qualified workforce, which will boost the country’s economy to develop and be more prosperous. Moreover, it is can reduce the stress on parents as well as students. Because parents have to pay for countless costs of living such as electricity bills, transport or tax. Hence, students will find jobs to afford their living to share the burden financial with their parents resulting in them easily distract between jobs and studies. So if students attend college without fees they can focus on their desired career goals. In conclusion, as I mentioned before I just partially agree that everyone has the right to attend tertiary education, it seems to me that the government should not fully pay for study costs. So far, there have been ample opportunities for scholarships or exemptions for students who can not pay for school and I think that is the best method to support students.