Well, I don’t think that students have to pay for the university education. The first reason is that education should be fair in my own opinion. And if university costs a lot of money, only rich families can send their children there. So, but what about smart students from the Poo families? They lose their chance just because they can afford it. And that’s not right. Telling them how to work should matter more than your parents’ income. And the second reason is that educated people help everyone. So when more people study, the country can get more professionals such as doctors, teachers, engineers, and the other professionals in different ways. So later they pay more taxes and that money comes back to the country. And some countries such as Germany and Norway have free universities and they are doing really well. So, I think it’s a great opportunity for children to get a good professional and get a good and find a good well-paid job and it’s also a good for a country.
Band 7+: Should all students pay for their university education? Why?
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Well, I don't think that students have to pay for their university education. The first reason is that education should be fair, in my opinion. If university costs a lot of money, only rich families can send their children there. But what about smart students from poor families? They lose their chance just because they cannot afford it, and that's not right. Telling them how to work should matter more than their parents' income. The second reason is that educated people help everyone. When more people study, the country can get more professionals, such as doctors, teachers, engineers, and other professionals in different fields. Later, they pay more taxes, and that money comes back to the country. Some countries, such as Germany and Norway, have free universities, and they are doing really well. I think it's a great opportunity for children to get a good education, find a well-paid job, and it's also good for the country.
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