3) I would agree with Benton McMillin. Education is one considered a free institution. Using the education system helps someone become smarter and that helps accumulate wealth.…
education such as state college or university you should pay the tuition but for those that choose…
In today world, the government with its ability has a lot to influence markets, technology, and behavior through policies and regulations. In this public purpose education is the core the government is supporting. If the citizens have the right to education at any point in their life, then there are more chances of getting better jobs, which will increase the economy. For example, if there is a group of students who are interested in science the government funding will help the students to do more research in what they want to, and if they do discover something beneficially in the science field, this funding will help the government make more money. Personally, I think it’s a vice-versa…
"Our young people see a mountain of debt due to the cost of books, room and board, and tuition. Thirty percent of our young people choose not to finish high school." This is what Raj Sherman, an Alberta Liberals leader stated recently in an article of the Calgary Sun while tackling the issue of "Free Post-Secondary Education". Everybody wants to be educated for free after high school, and many countries offer it, so why not Canada? It is possible to have free post-secondary education in Canada; it would fit like a glove in our system. I will explain how and why it should be done, and what limitations will be set in order to make the system work. My reasons are; one, Canada will get more out of what they put in, two, Canada has an aging population and a newer younger workforce is required, and three, Canada needs to be a nation that makes education top priority for the future growth of our country.…
However, too high taxes and burdensome regulations on people are the knottiness that block people from education. A son of my mother’s friend was doing excellent job in high school and he decided to go to medical school to continue his study. One day he got a letter from administration office said that he was enrolled in johns Hopkins university. He was super excited and yearned for the college life in the future. However, the high tuition fee $39000 a year broke his heart. His family could not afford such a tuition fee at that time. So he ends up in university of Berkeley, which is a good choice for us but not for him. Our family all feel sorry for him because we believe that he deserve the top school to start his college life. From my perspective, I suggest that the government really need some policy on regulating educational expenditure that enable every person to get his or her education if he or she deserves…
In these days, it is doubtful that any child may reasonably be expected to succeed in life if he is denied the opportunity of an education. Such an opportunity where the state has undertaken to provide it, is a right which must be made available to all on equal terms.…
Yes, it is true that the government provides money, but this money does not cover all of colleges costs, and when students decide to work it can cause them to become too tired to study, and their grades begin to suffer. For example, most of my friends from last year didn’t have the enough money for college and now they don´t want to study anymore. Besides, students in high school think that should a free college education be equal, if someone gets free college, everyone should get it. But these student work for it. Nobody is giving anything; they deserve to get free college.…
The question is, Should the federal government be responsible for funding a college education? Although it may not be the most important thing in the world right now, finding a way to fund education is a major issue in America. For the people that are either in college or are paying for somebody else to go to college, which is almost every parent and even some teenagers who have to pay their own tuition, it is a huge issue. For the most part, the biggest problem is finding the money to pay for somone to go to these colleges, even with the extra money. As Tamar Lewin states in one of his articles, “College tuition and fees increased 439 percent from 1982 to 2007 while median family income rose 147 percent.”(Lewin). This is why families can no longer pay for their kids’ educations and need a way to get money to help them send their kids to college where they can earn the education they need to become successful. Another reason that this is such a big issue is because, unfortunitely, money does not grow on trees and the money used to get these students into their colleges comes from taxes. Many of the people who are currently receiving money from the government to attend college probrably do not mind paying the extra money, but once they are done with college, they will begin to change their view on this and will start to think that it is unfair that they have to pay taxes for something that does not even benefit them. It is things like this make it very hard for this system of funding to work.…
College tuition debts burden graduates well into late life. Student loans can inhibit college graduates from starting the life they worked hard for. If the government paid for a college education, our country would be more educated and become more successful. Currently, scholarships give underprivileged students the opportunity that wealthy students currently have. In a metaphorical sense, education is priceless. College should be free because young students are affected by debt that affects as a whole.…
Although government is providing and offering many opportunities to afford school, we still struggle to find ways to keep students not only to start school, but also to complete school. So far in what I have been impressed by the government is the requirements…
In conclusion, college prices should be reduced so that more people could afford it for their benefits and the nation’s. If the nation had more people going to college we could create bigger things at a faster paste and become more powerful as a nation. The US tie’s in 9th place with at least 5 other countries in an IQ ranking, we could get better by having more educated people. All that could start just by lessening the prices of…
Is it the job of secondary education to start developing all inclusive students who have been familiarized with a broad range of subjects? Is it fair that some children are able to afford private education and expensive tutoring with a one on one basis? The government needs to step in on this matter because the children who are growing up now are going to be this countries future. The rich are always going to be well educated because they can afford it. There needs to be government programs that provide free tutoring and counseling for the underprivileged. But the way things are going this will never happen because education is almost always one of the first things to be cut.…
Although a free public education provides tremendous benefits to its recipients, it is starting to fail students because they are ill-equipped to compete well with other students internationally, it is failing to create proper citizens needed to run the nation, and it is suffering due to heavy government involvement.…
Obtaining an advanced degree is increasingly significant for many employees especially of them working for major corporations. However, the fact is that opportunities of accessing to higher education are unequal (Argy 2007). Students from low-income backgrounds lack of support to commence university. For this reason, it has become a focus of the whole society that how to improve low-SES school students to access to higher education. There are two opposing views aim at solving the problem of enrolling impoverished university students. The first view is a drift towards that it should be the responsibility of the government to increase subsidization to ensure all SES students accessing to higher education. In addition, it is necessary that government should continue not only improving indexation of university funding but also aid financially more projects (Australia government 2013). At the same time, a second recommendation is that supporting disadvantaged students needs the joint efforts of parents, universities and the whole society.…
One of the most frequently asked questions is, should college education be free? Many students struggle with the cost to attend college due to it being so expensive. Not only the cost of attendance, but also the cost of getting to college, buying books, living, and much more. The cost to go to college is so expensive that college students are constantly struggling. A college education should be free.…