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  1. pb21

    Is it "socially unjust" to charge young students for their university education?

    I am left-wing in the sense that your wealth (or really your parents wealth) shouldn't determine, or have a negative influence on, your chances of entering full-time education and that the state should primarily cover the cost. I do though think it is fair for the student to contribute an amount...
  2. pb21

    Is it "socially unjust" to charge young students for their university education?

    I'm not sure what you mean. Are you saying it’s anti-intellectual to consider both the arts and the sciences with equal importance, or that it’s anti-intellectual to consider one more important than the other? Presumably the latter?!
  3. pb21

    Is it "socially unjust" to charge young students for their university education?

    I don’t think it’s socially unjust to charge. I went to university when the fees were approximately £1,000 per year, which I think is a fair amount to contribute. I also disagree with those differentiating between the science and art subjects, they are both just as important IMO.
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