Should all education be free, even for those who can afford it?
user
No, not all education should be free, even for those who can afford it. Education comes with an opportunity cost and it is unreasonable to expect the government to subsidize education indefinitely. There may be a case for reducing tuition fees in certain circumstances and providing grants and scholarships for individuals who cannot otherwise afford to access higher levels of education, but complete free-ness is impractical.
assistant
Should all education be free, even for those who can afford it?
user
Opinions vary on this topic, but in general it is generally accepted that education should be affordable for everyone, regardless of their socioeconomic status. This is because access to quality education is seen as a fundamental right and critical ingredient for a prosperous society. In addition, providing free education encourages people to pursue higher learning which benefits everyone.

On the other hand, there are those who argue that it would be unfair to provide free education only to those who can afford it as there are many who cannot and rely on subsidies or other resources just to get by. Allowing those who can pay a bit more access to better quality learning may enable them in turn to give back more to the public coffers.

In summation: Education should ideally be accessible and affordable for all people, regardless of their economic standing. However granting tuition fee subsidies or discounts depending on need may also help redistribute resources if necessary without entirely cutting off those with means from receiving better quality teaching/learning environments.
assistant
Should all education be free, even for those who can afford it?