Question

In a conversation before class, you find that you are the only person in your group to favor tuition increases. The other five students with whom you are talking strongly oppose tuition increases. What might you do to persuade them of your point of view?

Answer 1

Answer:

An increase in tuition will most likely result in an increase in the number and quality of extra curricular activities. It can also result in higher quality of teaching due to staff being paid better.

Explanation:

A reasonable increase in tuition fees can be justified by connecting it with an increase in the quality of extra curricular activities such as a better equipped gymnasium, better maintained grounds and swimming pools etc. Another reason could be that since higher fees might result in better wages for staff, the quality of education is likely to improve as the morale of the staff will be higher. The number of missed classes will reduce as teachers' retention rate will increase.