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<h1><center> University Spending </center></h1>

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###### date: `2024-01-0117:21:33.284Z`

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## Overview

Today's topic is University Spending. I think they talked about tuition fees, dormitory fees, and so on how much students spend the money until they graduate. After becoming an iOS developer, I think a course like graduating from University is really important. That's because a professional job like a developer needs to study a lot for a long time. 

Some Koreans, however, just apply to a strange major that they didn't know when I was young. A majority of parents inject their thoughts into their children who they don't know what they like or will be. 

In my opinion, it can be a waste of money and time to go to university without knowing what people want to do. So I think it can be a good way to find out what children want to do first.

My inference is wrong ):

## University Spending

Professor: Funding for education is a really hot topic nowadays, so today we're going to talk about how universities use their limited resources. In the discussion board pleased respond to the following question: Should universities prioritize funding academic facilities like libraries, or is it okay to spend just as much money on sports and athletic programs?

Rachel: I think universities should prioritize funding for libraries. Libraries are essential for academic research, and they provide students with access to information and resources that they might not have otherwise. Investing in libraries can also help attract and retain the most talented professors, which can ultimately benefit the university as a whole. Sports, on the other hand, appeal to just a few people.

Mike: While I agree that libraries are important, I think that sports programs should also be a priority for universities. Sports can bring the campus community together, even if that just means they attend sports and cheer for their favorite athletes. Meanwhile, among the athlethes themselves, sports promote teamwork and leadership skills. Additionally, successful sports programs can generate revenue for the university and boost its reputation.

## Sample Answer 

In my opinion, universities should spend more money on academic facilities. I'm convinced that they also help schools recruit the best possible students, which improves their whole academic environment. Everyone enjoys classes a lot when their classmates are intelligent and devoted to their studies, so this seems like an obvious choice to make. Mike raised the relevant point that athletic events bring people close together, but he didn't mention that there are other ways to do that which are much more affordable. For example, organizing a campus festival is a more cost-effective way to help students bond than funding an entire football team. 

## Another Sample Answer

While Rachel brought up a few great points, I still believe that it is worthwhile to fund athletics. Remember that most universities in this country are pretty much the same in terms of classes and professors, but a winning sports team can help a school stand out from the crowd. Many high school students pick their university based on the success of its sports teams, so it is probably a smart idea to make sure those teams get enough funding. I certainly agree that libraries are ultimately more important than football stadiums, but when enrollment goes up ther will be more money for libraries and other academic facilities.