According to Canada’s department of education, 73% of high school graduates do not graduate from post-secondary education! If university or college education is free, it will encourage individuals who are attending to reach their goal of what they desire to become and give more to society. However, I encourage only those who have completed high school with an overall score of 90 should receive free post-secondary education. This will allow the students to be more grateful and strive to complete their degree. With that in mind, I strongly promote free post-secondary education to those who earned it for the following reasons; cost and living expenses are high enough, Canada is all about free education!.. Or is it? Finally, University education should be free in order to provide equal opportunities for every individual in different economic, cultural, or social, economic statuses.
Young human beings should not have to constantly worry about debt and thousands of dollars for education! Canada is one of the richest countries in the world, and can easily afford to pay for others education, yet we still put stress upon the students. In addition, everyone could graduate debt free, and start helping out the economy and society. There are people who are in the world right now that cannot afford to have education after high school. Furthermore, they might have brilliant brains that could help support the world, or have ideas that could change the world completely. However, all those ideas vanish because of one reason; they are unable to afford it. Most-likely, they would benefit us even a little bit. Corresponding to the article “Budget For Student Life”, the average cost of a year’s tuition at a Canadian college or university is $5,772 alone! Including the rent, phone bill, food, transportation and so much more, it adds to about $10,000 to $15,000 per year. As a middle-school student, how much do you spend on school each year? Is Canada really about free education? We constantly promote ourselves and how we are equal to all. On the other hand, that’s not the case. When families or students can’t support themselves alone, how can they afford going to school? This is socially and economically unfair. For instance, when a product gives false advertisement, the customer isn't satisfied. In agreement with the "Economic Impact of International Education in Canada" article, the number of international university students grows by 8% each year! Did you know that Canada has the best education system in the world? With that in mind, why …show more content…
There are great differences in the financial ability between citizens. If an individual cannot afford university, does not mean they aren't qualified to attend. Those who strive to reach their goal, deserve to attend university. More importantly, education is not a privilege, it's a right. If 73% of students do not attend university, that means 73% of students do not get a chance.Likewise, all that people wish to do is to get a job as soon as possible so that they too can help their families financially. The more people with degrees, the more doctors, teachers and people to help society. Therefore, the effort goes right back to you and the community. Picture a homeless man on the side walk. What is the first thought that came to mind? Now, picture the same man attending university. His passion or interest could be so effective, he could impact the world
Young human beings should not have to constantly worry about debt and thousands of dollars for education! Canada is one of the richest countries in the world, and can easily afford to pay for others education, yet we still put stress upon the students. In addition, everyone could graduate debt free, and start helping out the economy and society. There are people who are in the world right now that cannot afford to have education after high school. Furthermore, they might have brilliant brains that could help support the world, or have ideas that could change the world completely. However, all those ideas vanish because of one reason; they are unable to afford it. Most-likely, they would benefit us even a little bit. Corresponding to the article “Budget For Student Life”, the average cost of a year’s tuition at a Canadian college or university is $5,772 alone! Including the rent, phone bill, food, transportation and so much more, it adds to about $10,000 to $15,000 per year. As a middle-school student, how much do you spend on school each year? Is Canada really about free education? We constantly promote ourselves and how we are equal to all. On the other hand, that’s not the case. When families or students can’t support themselves alone, how can they afford going to school? This is socially and economically unfair. For instance, when a product gives false advertisement, the customer isn't satisfied. In agreement with the "Economic Impact of International Education in Canada" article, the number of international university students grows by 8% each year! Did you know that Canada has the best education system in the world? With that in mind, why …show more content…
There are great differences in the financial ability between citizens. If an individual cannot afford university, does not mean they aren't qualified to attend. Those who strive to reach their goal, deserve to attend university. More importantly, education is not a privilege, it's a right. If 73% of students do not attend university, that means 73% of students do not get a chance.Likewise, all that people wish to do is to get a job as soon as possible so that they too can help their families financially. The more people with degrees, the more doctors, teachers and people to help society. Therefore, the effort goes right back to you and the community. Picture a homeless man on the side walk. What is the first thought that came to mind? Now, picture the same man attending university. His passion or interest could be so effective, he could impact the world