Speech

I. Introduction

A. Many people are urging governments to provide free education, especially high-level education.

B. Even though out current education system cultivated a lot of talents, many talented students are wasted.

II. Map& Body

A. Free education would equip people for a changing economy.

1. “Free college would also be its own form of a safety net for workers in an economy that is changing. As one industry winds down, another picks up. That requires workers to be retrained, which at the moment is a financial responsibility which falls on them. This structure would keep more people working and get more people back to work faster than the current system. Chief Editor, “19 Should College be Free Pros and Cons,” Vittana.org, web link,

B. It would reduce the amount of student debt being carried over time.

1.2011-2015, the amount of student loan debt associated with college attendance rose by 39%, reaching $1.3 trillion. Student loans are the most common type of financial aid that is requested by college students. More than 10 million students take out loans every year to pay for their tuition and learning costs. By making college free, these costs would be shifted to other locations, like a fuel tax or a sales tax, making it easier to handle the costs of tuition.

Chief Editor, “19 Should College be Free Pros and Cons,” Vittana.org, web link,

C. It would provide more people with relevant vocational knowledge.

1. At the moment, just 56% of students who are currently enrolled in their first year of college will earn a degree within 6 years. The highest completion rates are for students attending private, non-profit schools. The lowest completion rate is for students attending a two-year public college. By making college free, the students with fewer opportunities would be able to pursue relevant information about a career they are passionate about, giving them a chance to stay off public assistance programs. 1. Chief Editor, “19 Should College be Free Pros and Cons,” Vittana.org, web link,

III. Conclusion

A. Today’s tuition issue make many students struggle.

B. Free education could be a reasonable option.