Should higher education be available to al3

Should higher education be available to all?
If we only allow access to college or university to good students,
we, may have an economical advantage but we, apparently, destroy
the future of those who have lower marks. A student`s life should
be of prime concern and I believe that all students should be
eligible for higher education.
To begin with, good study does not guarantee the qualities of a good
specialist on field. A good student knows how to focus on all of the
subjects of the learning program and have good marks in all of them,
which gives him a good general preparation. In contrast, a good
specialist has to be perfect in a specific branch and go further than
the learning program prescripts. Thus, if we reduce the number of
students in colleges and universities by only accepting good ones,
the economical advantage for the whole society is not evident.
On the other hand, a ediocre?student, some times, is driven by a
passion to specific discipline or subject and finally becomes a
veritable specialist. While total time of education is limited, this
passion results in worse marks in other disciplines. But it does not
mean that this student really is mediocre. When we accept all
students to higher education we spend more for education but
encourage development of person for the good of the whole society
and, maybe, obtain a good specialist. Finally, some talented persons
do not match to ordinary system of education. They are considered
as very bad students. The classic example is that of Albert Einstein,
the famous physicist, who had serious problems with arithmetic in
high school. We could continue with examples of our days by
mentioning extraordinary computer and electronics designers with
similar problems.
Availability of higher education has crucial meaning for the future of
all students. Notions of
good student?and

ad student? based
on the marks, are not sufficiently sophisticated to define destiny of
them. Consequently, all students should have access to colleges or
universities.