Education plays an essential role in one’s success in life. In this regard, some suggest that university students should be required to cover all expenses related to their studies since society does not benefit from university education. I do not entirely agree with this suggestion.

The idea that university education merely benefits the individual is valid to some degree. The main personal benefit is having better future prospects. That is, having acquired a university diploma, one stands better chances of entering the job market. Being employed is essential to making a living, providing for one’s family, and ultimately building a financially-secure future. Universities help enhance one’s job prospects in another way. Universities are public venues where people can build a network of friends and acquaintances, who might help them land a job through referrals. Clearly, personal benefits from university education are varied.

I, however, would argue that the advantages of university education extend beyond the individual. The primary benefit to society is having skilled workforce. This is because a country needs educated workers to improve its knowledge-based industries such as science, technology, banking, medicine and many more. Were it not for universities, these sectors of the economy would suffer, and society could possibly collapse. A nation can also grow wealthier with more university graduates. To be precise, more university graduates often means more tax-paying citizens, which will eventually help build funds available to the nation. This money, in turn, can be used to improve other areas such as healthcare and transportation.

In conclusion, though the idea that all university costs should be footed by the individual student is acceptable for few reasons, I am of the opinion that such expenses should partially be paid for by the government as university education benefits the society in the form of skilled labor and more taxpayers.

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Some think that teenagers should follow older people’s rules. Others thinks that it is natural for them to challenge what older people say.

Discuss both views and give your opinion.

Teenagers should generally be expected to abide by rules set by their seniors. Some, however, would argue that it is not uncommon to see young people, especially teenagers, to question such rules. I tend to share the former view.

At the outset, it is essential to consider the case against following elderly’s rules. The main argument here is applicability. That is, old rules, as the name suggests, reflect the norms and traditions of the past. As such, they may fail to account for recent changes such as advances in technology and fast pace of life. Being inapplicable under many instances, such incongruency of rules is bound to give rise to a conflict of beliefs of two generations, creating feelings of mutual animosity and disconnectedness. Besides, teenagers, much like children, tend to be curious by nature. Hence, teenagers’ attempts to question authority should not be seen as an act of rebellion, but rather that of inquisitiveness.

I, on the other hand, would advocate for following of rules by teenagers. This is clearly because old people are more experienced and, for the most part, wiser than their younger counterparts. This fact entitles them to dictate their juniors rules and guide them through life. Were it not for their sound advice and wisdom, most teenagers would not fare well in life due to their lack of experience in critical matters such as career choice, dating, and so on. Teenagers also tend to make poor decisions owing to their impulsive nature. They are often guided by their emotions, not reason, which make them prone to bad decision-making. Making a bad decision, in turn, predisposes them to problems and pitfalls of life.

Having considered this topic from both angles, I would encourage young people, youngsters in particular, to heed the guidance of their elderly unless they are to experience major setbacks in life.

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