Should education be free for everyone ?

All education should be free to all people and paid for the government. This statement has caused great controversy over past decades.

On the one hand, it should be free since there are poor who are smart, intelligent and capable, yet the states provide no education for them. How would you feel knowing that your life is never going to get better because you don’t have the opportunity? Another argument is economic development. Finishing school and pursuing a career will allow you to get a higher standard of living hence economic development.

The last argument for free education is economic growth. If everyone gets a well-paid job, they will contribute to society by becoming taxpayers. The state will be capable of improving the country.

On the other hand, it shouldn’t be free as the tax would need to increase to provide free education and not many people are pleased with the idea. However, if the tax doesn’t increase, we will get a mediocre education. This is seen in Peru where there aren’t even enough schools and universities.

In addition, if everyone gets educated, no one would want to take the low-paid jobs. An example is Spain. An ex-CEO prefers no to work rather than to work as a taxi driver.

In conclusion, I do think that education should be free since it’s our right to get the opportunity to improve our lives. Yes, it can be very expensive for the state at first, but the advantages are invaluable to our society.

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