Many students take their high school years for granted and don't always get the best grades. But then when they get to college, or a higher level of education than high school, they start to get their act together. The reason is that after high school everyone can choose what to do for the rest of their life. The lessons they take are of interest to them rather than all those required in high school. For this reason I believe that students are more likely to take university seriously and not just for the money. An advantage of paid college education is that, since all students choose their own specializations, all of these majors come with specific professors who specialize in its area. In high school there are often many bitter teachers who just need the money, they actually don't like what they do, which can be discouraging for a student trying to get somewhere in life. In college, it's nice to be taught by people who specialize in the fields we want to study and who choose to be one because they like their subject and like