There are a variety of different opinions on whether or not governments should afford the tuition fee for the students who want to go to universities. Some assert that it is necessary for governments to ease economical pressure of poor students for the sake of educational development while others disagree that. Personally, I believe that it is not necessary for governments to pay the course fees if some reasonable measures can be adopted.

Admittedly, investing a vast amount of money in resolving students’ economical problem is a sensible decision. Rather than being anxious for the cost of study and life, one can devoted his or her entire time to learn the major better. It is undeniable that students would be more relaxed instead of worrying in terms of physical and psychological aspects.

Nevertheless, affording everyone’s fees of studying carries some potential drawbacks which may results in a series of social problems. In the first place, for governments, the expense of every student’s course fees will be a considerable financial budget. The economical balance would be undermined if one subject poured in too much capital. The situation would be worth in some populous developing countries. In the second place, to some extent, one may lose motivation of learning if he no longer be worrying about any financial problem. According to the science research, a certain extent of pressure is beneficial to one’s mentality even creativity. Finally, one will gain benefits from part-time job to earn his or her course fees if there are no funds offered for their studying. Students can not only acquiring social experiences from part-time job but also decline their living problems.

In conclusion, I would concede that governments can take other actions instead of just paying the money. For example, course loan could be provided to students to meet the needs of studying requirements and they can pay back the money after their graduation. Also, scholarship is a way of motivating students in terms of studying and living.

Education is the backbone of a nation and the development of a country largely depends on its educational policy. The rapid development of the world and ever increasing competition are two reasons so many young students and professionals are looking for university education these days. The high cost of university education is still a reason many talented individuals cannot afford to get a higher degree and I strongly believe that it should be the government’s responsibility to make the education free and bear the expenses of university education.

First, government has a huge budget for the development of education sector and the money could be better utilized by ensuring university education for talented individuals. Government already funds the public university education and taking full responsibility of the cost would ensure quality education for all. The difficult admission process in the university level filters out the talented students to take part in university education and they should be backed up by the government funds to let them concentrate on their studies. In order to encourage graduate students and professionals to further their education government should pay for their courses as it would bring more benefits in the future for the country. Many European countries have already implemented this method and they have huge number of skilled professionals who not only serve the country but also the whole world.

More importantly, when citizens would be assured that the government will bear the cost of their children’s university education, they would be more interested in preparing their children for the university degree rather than sending them to work and earn. This would have a tremendous effect on the education level of the whole country. By supporting university course fees, government would create more skilled professionals and without them development of the nation is quite impossible in this ever-accelerating era or science and technology. This is an effective method to drive more motivated and talented young towards the higher education and preparing them to take the leadership of the nation.

In conclusion, paying for the university course fees by the government is indeed an effective measure for ensuring quality education for talented individuals and for overall progress of a nation. It is a symbol of prosperity, better education policy and reassuring the citizens. So I reaffirm that the university education costs should be paid by the government.