Nowadays, university education should be provide all learners by free training. In my opinion balanced approach is best option, because of financial support should be available for those who cannot afford tuition, and I do not believe that university education should be completely free for everyone.
On the one hand, making university education free would provide equal opportunities for students from different economic backgrounds. Many talented young people are unable to attend university because of high tuition fees. If education were free, they could continue their studies and improve their future career prospects. As a result, society would benefit from a larger number of skilled professionals, such as doctors, teachers, and engineers, who contribute to economic growth.
On the other hand, offering free university education to all students would place a heavy financial burden on governments. Funding universities requires a large amount of public money, which could otherwise be spent on essential and vital services such as healthcare, transportation, or primary education. Furthermore, some students from wealty families are able to pay tuition fees without difficulty. In addition, it seems unnecessary for tax payers to cover the education costs of those who can afford them.
To conclude, although free university education could increase access and reduce inequality, I believe that providing it to every student is neither practical no fair. Instead of, governments should offer scholarships or financial assistance to students who are in genuine need while asking those with sufficient financial resources to contribute to the cost of their education.