Nowadays, people face serious problems in trying to find jobs. Many organizations look for people with higher education and experience. However, not all candidates can meet such requirements, and one of the reasons for this problem is the inability to get a college education for free. Despite their intentions to work and develop their skills, many people cannot pay for their education because of low-income levels, poor living conditions, and problematic families. Therefore, to support the idea of equal employment and payment, I believe that state college should be free for people and covered by the US government.
There are many positive aspects supporting the idea that a college education has to be free for Americans. Emotional support is important for people. In case students may contribute to their personal interests and skills and are not challenged by financial issues, they can become true experts in the chosen spheres and demonstrate high productivity and successful results. It is sad to look at a student who has to choose an economic college instead of developing their architectural skills at a specialized college just because of the lack of money.
Governmental funding results in certain improvements in the learning process. Instead of dealing with available funds and opportunities, students can get a chance to focus on their education and receiving high grades. Finally, if more students can study in college for free, there will be a need for new teachers and educational facilities. More new working places can be offered to people, and the rate of employment can be considerably decreased in the country. I believe that colleges should be the places where students have to learn how to live and develop their abilities, but not where they have to think about money or how to make appropriate financial decisions.
However, some people choose another position and say that it wrong to support the idea of free college education funded by the government. For example, there are such groups of people who do not believe in the importance of education in their lives. They have already learned how to read, write, and count, and they are ready to work and continue their family business. As soon as college education becomes funded by the government, it may be obligatory in the country. I believe that not all people are ready to accept such an obligation.
Even such pros as the possibility to hire more teachers can be regarded as a negative aspect because not all teachers agree to work and have low salaries. As soon as they do not get approvals and support, they may leave colleges, and students who like the idea of a free college education may have no educators. The problem of teacher shortage is hard to solve in such a country as the United States. Finally, there are many other spheres that can be improved by governmental funding, including healthcare, medicine, or science. If students want to study and find education obligatory in their lives, they can use multiple loans and grants that have already been introduced by many colleges. Though not all students can afford such help, a chance is available to many candidates.
In general, despite the existing controversies and doubts, I want to believe that the US government can promote free education for college students. Such a decision can promote numerous improvements in the workplace and support people despite their incomes, race, and status. There are many spheres where money plays a central role, and college education should not be spoiled by financial concerns. This field is to motivate, support, and inspire. Such values have to be free for American people.