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CMV: university shouldn’t be free

In the United States, there’s a push to make universities free in order to make education more available to the masses. While I do think education should be readily available to all interested parties, free university is going to take things down the wrong path.

Going to university after high school has become the primary path for a large portion of young Americans. I think this used to be good as those who wanted to pursue higher education were previously barred by financial constraints. Through student loans and scholarships, those students were able to chase their dreams to help create a better society. 

Things I feel are different now: kids feel like it’s another stepping stone to securing a higher paying job that’ll keep them more safe from poverty than any other option. As more students go to university, I just feel as though the value of the diploma decreases, the wallets of the universities get fatter, and job market saturation makes for lower salaries thus making maintaining the quality of life experienced in college educated lives in decades previous more difficult. In addition, these kids are now competing in a global market where companies outsource to just as qualified candidates who get paid small hourly wages rather than a high paying salary. 

Don’t get it twisted: university in America is too expensive and the quality of education is top tier but it’s also not for everyone. Funding trade schools to increase manual labor jobs, funding STEM programs, or making the military seems like a more enticing options than making universities free.
gpt
The more educated your society is, the more chances of having people that make your country better. More education can be a reason for better civilians and less violent crimes. Even if free education where to be poor level compare to others, it still is something better than no education at all. 

Would you consider a system where there is free universities and private universities at the same time? Would it bother you than with more people with degrees, you will have to evaluate who to hire base on skills instead of what uni they graduated from?