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    PED 266 Free Educ in Graduate School

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    This document discusses the benefits of providing free education at the graduate school level in the Philippines. It argues that free graduate education would improve social and economic welfare by creating a more knowledgeable workforce with advanced degrees. It could incentivize employees to work harder and appeal to employers for educational opportunities. Free tuition would allow more lower-income students to graduate by eliminating financial barriers. It would give students more freedom to choose their major and likely increase the overall number of graduate students. A more educated population could lead to more innovation and improved quality of life across society.

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    This document discusses the benefits of providing free education at the graduate school level in the Philippines. It argues that free graduate education would improve social and economic welfare by creating a more knowledgeable workforce with advanced degrees. It could incentivize employees to work harder and appeal to employers for educational opportunities. Free tuition would allow more lower-income students to graduate by eliminating financial barriers. It would give students more freedom to choose their major and likely increase the overall number of graduate students. A more educated population could lead to more innovation and improved quality of life across society.

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    This document discusses the benefits of providing free education at the graduate school level in the Philippines. It argues that free graduate education would improve social and economic welfare by creating a more knowledgeable workforce with advanced degrees. It could incentivize employees to work harder and appeal to employers for educational opportunities. Free tuition would allow more lower-income students to graduate by eliminating financial barriers. It would give students more freedom to choose their major and likely increase the overall number of graduate students. A more educated population could lead to more innovation and improved quality of life across society.

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    PED 266 Free Educ in Graduate School

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    This document discusses the benefits of providing free education at the graduate school level in the Philippines. It argues that free graduate education would improve social and economic welfare by creating a more knowledgeable workforce with advanced degrees. It could incentivize employees to work harder and appeal to employers for educational opportunities. Free tuition would allow more lower-income students to graduate by eliminating financial barriers. It would give students more freedom to choose their major and likely increase the overall number of graduate students. A more educated population could lead to more innovation and improved quality of life across society.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    University of Northern Philippines


    Tamag, Vigan City
    2700 Ilocos Sur

    [Grab your reader’s attention with a great quote from the document or use this space to emphasize
    GRADUATE SCHOOL
    Website: www.unp.edu.ph Mail: deancte@yahoo.com

    PED 266: Educational Issues, Innovations and Technology

    BERNADETTE F. RABE Santiago Reolalas, Ph. D


    MAED-EM Student Instructor

    Free Education in the Graduate School


    A good education is one of the most important things an individual can pursue. There are many
    aspects of life that a complete education will affect a person. Having a high education meaning a
    well-paying job, better opportunities, and a better life. It also makes a person smarter than
    someone without one. On the other hand, Free education is education funded through
    government spending or charitable organizations rather than tuition funding.

    If I were in the congress, I would like to include Graduate school to be a free education. Because
    granting free education up to the graduate school level will affect the social and economic
    welfare of society. Our economy, has to do with financial status of the society both present and
    future, it also has to do with the number of economically active individuals that are productive in
    the work area. In this, a free education in might help the employee become more knowledgeable
    in the field in which they work. Companies might also have opportunities to attract more clients
    if a higher percentage of their employees have advanced degrees. Covering the cost of graduate
    school courses could also serve as incentive for employees to work harder at their jobs. If an
    employee wishes to continue their education, they should appeal to their employer and explain
    how taking the course will improve their ability to do their job.

    Nevertheless, there are some advantages in having a free education in the graduate school. First
    is more lower-income students might reach graduation if there’s no tuition. Because some
    students drop out because they do not have the ability to pay for their tuition. Getting rid of
    tuition would eliminate this reason for not graduating. This would also serve to improve the
    graduation in the graduate school rates, as fewer students would feel the need to drop to part-
    time status or take a break from education for financial reasons. Second, students might have
    more freedom to choose a major they enjoy. And last, more people would go to graduate school.
    By negating the large bill of a graduate school we could see an increase in the number of
    students able to attend in graduate school. This then creates a more well-educated workforce and
    a population that has better critical thinking skills. This could lead to more innovation in all areas
    of society.

    It seems to me that free education in graduate school would lead to more educated people. More
    educated people in the society leads to overall improvement in the quality of life in the society
    and it would be beneficial to those who deserve it, as well as, to the society as a whole. Where
    everybody is talking about equal and better opportunities, the prospects of a better future should
    not be lost due to lack of equal opportunities for education.

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