Universities have functioned as the most important institution for the purpose of developing intellectuals in a country. Nowadays, more and more people have started the discussion over whether those who go to universities should pay the full tuition without any subsidy from the government. Some reckon that college students should not enjoy the subsidy from the government because it only benefits the students instead of the whole public. From my perspective, I totally disagree with this statement.
Higher education is definitely good for the whole nation, not just for the students. It is knowledgeable people that propel the development of the new technology, medicine, or new ideas. For example, in the medical industry, without people who are rich in the knowledge of pharmacy, we cannot develop effective medicine for use to fight the outbreak of disease. People might suffer from the epidemic severely, causing hundreds of thousands of deaths in the globe. Also, without the training of higher education, we might not able to explore the universe, like we do now, that much. We might still know nothing about what is happening outside our atmosphere. Higher Education also cultivates people's critical and logical thinking. Thanks to this, we are able to open our mind to the world, embracing the difference, and decreasing the discrimination. Therefore, I would not say that attending university benefits only the individuals. It benefits the whole nation.
Concerning the issue that who should pay for the tuition fee, I reckon that students do not have to pay all the costs of their studies, but part of the costs, because I believe that higher education institute is like a profit organisation. Where there is the demand there is the supply. If a person wants to become knowledgeable, s/he needs to pay for it. Apart from the time s/he has spent, the person needs to be charged to enjoy the service, that is, teaching in this sense. However, because students will also contribute to our nation and provide what they have learned, it is not reasonable to have them pay for all the costs.
In a nutshell, I advocate for the idea that students do benefit our society in the long run and they do not have to pay for all the costs of their studies but partially on it.
Universities have functioned as the most
important
institution for the purpose of developing intellectuals in a country. Nowadays, more and more
people
have
started
the discussion over whether those who go to universities should
pay
the full tuition without any subsidy from the
government
.
Some
reckon that college
students
should not enjoy the subsidy from the
government
because
it
only
benefits
the
students
instead
of the whole public. From my perspective, I
totally
disagree with this statement.
Higher
education
is definitely
good
for the whole nation, not
just
for the
students
. It is knowledgeable
people
that propel the development of the new technology, medicine, or new
ideas
.
For example
, in the medical industry, without
people
who are rich in the knowledge of pharmacy, we cannot develop effective medicine for
use to
fight the outbreak of disease.
People
might suffer from the epidemic
severely
, causing hundreds of thousands of deaths in the globe.
Also
, without the training of higher
education
, we might not able to explore the universe, like we do
now
, that much. We might
still
know nothing about what is happening outside our atmosphere. Higher
Education
also
cultivates
people
's critical and logical thinking. Thanks to this, we are able to open our mind to the world, embracing the difference, and decreasing the discrimination.
Therefore
, I would not say that attending university
benefits
only
the individuals. It
benefits
the whole nation.
Concerning the issue that who should
pay
for the tuition fee, I reckon that
students
do not
have to
pay
all the costs of their studies,
but
part of the costs,
because
I believe that higher
education
institute is like a profit
organisation
.
Where
there is the demand there is the supply. If a person wants to become knowledgeable, s/he needs to
pay
for it. Apart from the time s/he has spent, the person needs to
be charged
to enjoy the service,
that is
, teaching in this sense.
However
,
because
students
will
also
contribute to our nation and provide what they have learned, it is not reasonable to have them
pay
for all the costs.
In a nutshell, I advocate for the
idea
that
students
do
benefit
our society in the long
run and
they do not
have to
pay
for all the costs of their studies
but
partially
on it.