Iftuition is held below equilibrium price, then there is a likelihood of certainsituations being born because that particular action will have great effect on boththe state university as well as the students themselves. A decrease in tuition means stateuniversities will inadvertently in the future or right away, generate a higherinflux of applicants who would be attracted by the low rate of education.
Secondly, the normal classrooms used to teachstudents will no longer be productive. This means that the proportion of the classes at the universities wouldbe much be larger, affecting the health and wellbeing of the students and theirability to learn. Thirdly, theuniversity would have decisions regarding staffing, expansion and resources forexamples, to meet the additional needs created if tuition is held belowequilibrium price. Additionally,preventative measures would have to be taken to ensure certain courses are not beingover booked. On the other hand, studentswill have to struggle to take the classes of their own free will and choice.2. Using the above-mentioned, educationwould not really be “equally accessible” as the rapid spike in applicants then pushesstate universities to then must change their approach by which applicants arefiltered and admitted. As an example, byinstituting a grade point average that is of a much higher standard by which applicantsare judged, there will be some certain grades that would have been consideredsuitable would now not be allowed to enroll.
Therefore, creating diversity amongst the applicants there would be somewho felt they were unjustly judged and not given a fair opportunity shouldtheir enrollment be rejected. Also,students who would have preferred to attend a university within the region theyare originally from due to their desire of being home, would now have to enrollin a university which is in another region or even a community institution thuscausing unexpected financial difficulties to their families as well asthemselves. Another example would bethat the university’s dorm rooms, their food services programs and even the parkinglot area which are designated for both members of staff and student body willnow be strained beyond its normal threshold due to the high invasion that isnot a part of its norm.
