‘It is right that students should contribute to the cost of their degrees.’ Do you agree?

For LNAT questions it is crucial to remember that you are not expected to have specific facts or knowledge for the given question, rather to demonstrate an overall general knowledge of social, political and economic issues. The most important aspect of the essay is to show your ability to construct a strong line of argument and follow this through.
I would recommend considering no more than 2/3 issues in the essay as there you will be given 40 words to write a maximum of 750 words. The keys to success are: Write a brief, succinct plan to enable you to stick to the line of argument Clearly accentuate this line of argument continuously throughout the essay If you have facts and figures then include these, however - do not get caught up trying to remember or re-articulate these in a way that supports your argument. Facts and figures should be used if they are easily accessible and fit with your argument Allow time to proof-read your essay at the end. A high percentage of the marks for consistency are achieved through cohesive interpretation and so proof-reading is key.
A suggested start to the essay may be - As a prospective student, the matter of contributing to a cost of a degree has never been so relevant. Despite many preconceptions of doubt I agree that students should contribute to the cost of their degrees for three main reasons. This essay will first consider motivation as a driving force towards degree success and then quality of resources. The overall theme of this essay will consider how with the correct financial assistance programmes, contributing to the cost of a degree can promote equality and fairness between students as a whole.