Why Laura Bridgestoc Should Be Free
Education is one of the most important things that a person needs. Because it meets all the basic needs that seek behind, and education is a lighthouse that guides people to the right way they will walk in this life. In addition to that education is the cause of emergence, advancement and superiority. The state that maintains its educational system is the state that excels in all fields, at all levels, whether social, cultural, economic or in all other fields. This is why education is necessary for any country seeking behind the well-being of its people and its growth. Because of the importance of education, all education wherever it is should be free for everyone.
Free education makes people equal. Rich and poor people become equal, so everyone can get education. Many poor people would like to study, but they are unable because they don't have enough money to pay the tuition. Tami Luhby (as cited in CNN, 2015) shows that there are 71% of the world's population remain low-income or poor, living off $10 or less a day which this makes paying the study costs a big problem for them. The cost of the study is high which making the study of poor people almost impossible. As an example of how much study costs, Laura …show more content…
Many students are busy raising money that leading to a drop in their level of education or leaving the school as a whole. Nevertheless, if education become free, students will graduate on time and will receive prestigious jobs that makes them developers of their communities with their knowledge. Mussie T, et al (as cited in International Journal of Business Administration, 2014) explain the difference between students who have part-time job and students who don't have job during their studying. They found the students who don't have job have higher grade than students who have
Free education makes people equal. Rich and poor people become equal, so everyone can get education. Many poor people would like to study, but they are unable because they don't have enough money to pay the tuition. Tami Luhby (as cited in CNN, 2015) shows that there are 71% of the world's population remain low-income or poor, living off $10 or less a day which this makes paying the study costs a big problem for them. The cost of the study is high which making the study of poor people almost impossible. As an example of how much study costs, Laura …show more content…
Many students are busy raising money that leading to a drop in their level of education or leaving the school as a whole. Nevertheless, if education become free, students will graduate on time and will receive prestigious jobs that makes them developers of their communities with their knowledge. Mussie T, et al (as cited in International Journal of Business Administration, 2014) explain the difference between students who have part-time job and students who don't have job during their studying. They found the students who don't have job have higher grade than students who have