Argumentative Essay: Should Higher Education Be Free?

On Wednesday, August 30th the students in Professor Sterling’s speech class argued in an intense debate on the disputed topic: should higher education be free? Due to the fact that if this were to happen taxes would rise, it should probably be best for it not be free. To begin with, the American public frankly cannot afford it. Taxes are elevated now, and they will only get worse with yet another entitlement burdening the American taxpayers. If, by some possibility, it was worked into the American taxes, we are ignoring a key conception of such an entitlement. For four years, you may savor a free education at a college of your preference, but do not forget what happens after you graduate. You get a job, meaning you pay taxes. A portion of the money you are going to be paying to the government will be for the education that the Government had given you. Over your lifetime, you will not have only paid for your education, but for many other remaining students as well. Americans will be loaded will more taxes, and university quality will fade.
People go to college for different reasons, yet one of the most important ones is to get a degree in a job field fit for them, and to settle themselves apart from others who want the same career as them. The job market is more competitive now than ever before. Now imagine thousands of people with the same degree as you competing for the same job. How can you make yourself more employable than the others. Your education has a limit, and with so much competition, there will not be enough room for employment. More people with the same degree is equivalent to less value to your