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The document discusses the debate over whether the government should provide free university education, highlighting both the benefits and challenges of such a policy. While free education could enhance workforce participation and economic development, the financial burden on governments, especially in developing nations, poses significant obstacles. The author suggests that financial aid should be targeted towards disadvantaged students rather than a blanket policy of free education for all.

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Writing task 2

The document discusses the debate over whether the government should provide free university education, highlighting both the benefits and challenges of such a policy. While free education could enhance workforce participation and economic development, the financial burden on governments, especially in developing nations, poses significant obstacles. The author suggests that financial aid should be targeted towards disadvantaged students rather than a blanket policy of free education for all.

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Writing task 2

Some people think that the government should provide free education to students in university. To
what extend do you agree or disagree.

Some individuals are of the claim that providing university education without any cost that students
must bear is highly beneficial and should be implemented by the government. Personally, I totally/partly
agree, disagree with the suggestion based on some major reasons that are explained in this essay.

Main 1 : you need to illustrate why government should free tution

On the other hand, there are some persuasive relationales that support the claim that university
education should be free of charge, its actual application could bring about many obtacles and
problems. Given the very large number of university students in a nation anf the increasing cost of
education at this stage, covering the entire tuition fee for studenrs would require massive amounts of
financial resources. Unfortunately, many nation especially developing ones, may not have a budget that
is large enough for such coverage. As a result, the proposed measure may not be implemented
successfully.

In conclusion, although there are mixed opinions on determining whether the cost of university
education should be taken on by all students, I think that the governments still need to provide financial
ai on a case by case basis. While students with disadvantages socio-economic backrounds should receive
support, ones who can pay still need to follow through with their financial obligations to ensure the
function of the university.

The coverage of such an expenditure means that the government is required to handle an increasing
amount of tution fee and a large number of students. Also, some nations, especially develoing ones,
may not havr a flexible budget that can be spent on such a large expense. As a result, if the proposal pf
removing the financial obligation for students is implemented, many governments would not manage to
complete such task.

This issue leads to the inabilitty of talented individuals to contribute to their nation’workforce, slowing
down economic development. If university education is given for free, such a problem would not occur,
helping the nation develop better thanks to an improved workforce.

In this day and age, due to stagment inflation, the cost of education has increased significantly, causing
problems for individuals to make a university entry if they come from disasvantageous socio-economic
backgrounds. This would result in theur inability to contribute to the workforce, making the country fail
to develop effectively. If university education can be given to students for free, many talented
individuals can contribute to the workforce, boosting economic development and transforming the
quality of living of the whole population.

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