6月17日雅思大作文范文：大学生多了，影响就业吗

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Nowadays, the general trend seems to be that more and more young people go
to college and receive higher education. In china alone, for example, about 7
million out of 9.4 million high school students were accepted by universities in
2014, while only 35 years ago, only 5% high school students went to college.
This rapid increase of the number of university students, though supported by
almost all governments throughout the world, has given rise to doubts among some
people who insist that there is close interrelationship between the large number
of university graduates and the high unemployment rate.
Obviously, as more people have access to university education, the entire
country will benefit from it. For one thing, the country will be equipped with a
workforce of higher quality. The specialised training these people receive at
universities can help people in the country in many ways. With better doctors,
people can enjoy longer lives; with more professional architects, people can
live more comfortably and safely; with more skilled horticulturists, people can
live in a more beautiful environment. Additionally, if universities are open to
more high school students, they will face less intense academic pressure. As a
result, these students can enjoy more freedom to learn things that really
interest them and so they can learn them better as interest is always the best
teacher.
There are many people, however, who would link the rise of unemployment
rate to the increased number of university graduates. In their viewpoint, as
more and more young graduates pour into the job market, to get a job has become
increasingly difficult. For example, here in China, a teaching position was
rather easy to obtain 20 years ago, but now the position is open only to those
with a M.A., or even Ph.D. Degree.
To my mind, it is certainly a good thing to have more people receive
university education since this can upgrade the overall quality of the workforce
in a country. Meanwhile, more university graduates do not naturally lead to more
people losing their job. More university graduates will indeed make the
competition for well-paid jobs more intense, yet they do not reduce the number
ofavailable jobs. This means some university graduates will have to do the jobs
originally held by less educated people. This is not bad, since all jobs,
well-paid or not, will be done by more qualified people.

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