University education has become of utmost important for students to be successful in their job, career and life. Many people argue that university education can be given only by the rich class of the society. Poor and rural background students find it impossible to pursue university education. Though I completely agree with this statement, I believe that universities should devise various options for such students to get admitted in them, instead of making the entry easier for such group.
One of the most important hurdle for poor students to enrol in universities is the huge course fees. In such cases, universities should create few scholarship programmes for poor students who are bright in a particular course. For instance, universities can conduct entrance exams for each year of the course based on which scholarships can be granted to such students. Universities can also provide concessions in buying course materials to reduce the burden of course expenses from the family of such students. For instance, based on the score in the entrance exam of few courses, Mumbai University grants various scholarships to students depending on their annual family income.
Another important programme that universities can participate into are student exchange programmes. This will help bright but poor students to travel overseas and/or to different universities under student exchange programmes and hence get an experience to socialise with students from different cultures which otherwise is very difficult for them, given their financial condition. In addition, universities can also support poor students with part-time jobs inside university campus such as in a library, or at the canteen to help them financially so that they can at least cover for their college expenses.
All in all, I strongly believe that universities should devise various programmes to help support poor and students from rural background so that no person is deprived of university education. This way education can be truly equal to all people.
University
education
has become of utmost
important
for
students
to be successful in their job, career and life.
Many
people
argue that
university
education
can be
given
only
by the rich
class
of the society.
Poor
and rural background
students
find it impossible to pursue
university
education
. Though I completely
agree
with this statement, I believe that
universities
should devise various options for such
students
to
get
admitted in them,
instead
of making the entry easier for such group.
One of the most
important
hurdle for
poor
students
to enrol in
universities
is the huge
course
fees. In such cases,
universities
should create few scholarship
programmes
for
poor
students
who are bright in a particular
course
.
For instance
,
universities
can conduct entrance exams for each year of the
course
based on which scholarships can
be granted
to such
students
.
Universities
can
also
provide concessions in buying
course
materials to
reduce
the burden of
course
expenses from the family of such
students
.
For instance
, based on the score in the entrance exam of few
courses
, Mumbai
University
grants various scholarships to
students
depending on their annual family income.
Another
important
programme
that
universities
can participate into are
student
exchange
programmes
. This will
help
bright
but
poor
students
to travel overseas and/or to
different
universities
under
student
exchange
programmes
and
hence
get
an experience to
socialise
with
students
from
different
cultures which
otherwise
is
very
difficult for them,
given
their financial condition.
In addition
,
universities
can
also
support
poor
students
with part-time jobs inside
university
campus such as in a library, or at the canteen to
help
them
financially
so
that they can at least cover for their college expenses.
All in all, I
strongly
believe that
universities
should devise various
programmes
to
help
support
poor
and
students
from rural background
so
that no person
is deprived
of
university
education
. This way
education
can be
truly
equal to all
people
.
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46Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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