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TASK 2Education·Today

Should university education be free?

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University education has become increasingly important in a competitive world. Some people argue that it should be available to everyone without cost, while others believe the students should pay for their own studies.

Public funding can create a more equal society because talented learners are not excluded by their financial background. This gives many benefits, including a more skilled workforce and greater social mobility.

However, completely free education places pressure on public budgets. A balanced system could provide grants according to need while asking graduates with higher incomes to contribute later.

In conclusion, access should not depend on wealth, but carefully designed contributions can make the system sustainable.

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