Many experts in education are claiming nowadays that the commercialized education in many countries of the world have also resulted in decline of the credibility of many schools. The tuition fees are too high but the quality of education is already at risk. At risk in the sense that many students are not satisfied the way the schools run the institution as well as the cut off of financial budget of many schools to acquire updated laboratory facilities. In fact, because of these scenarios, many student organizations all over the globe have been protesting in the schools. They’ve been attacking that commercialization in many schools must be stopped. They also want the government to intervene in this growing concerned. They are afraid that the decline in the quality of education could affect their careers in the future.

In third world countries of the world many students claimed they have been left by technology. While many students in progressive countries are enjoying the online schools for many decades already but at this time the education online are not yet available in their respective countries. In this way, the students feel the need to create an alliance of worldwide students to bat for unified developments in education. The online schools which they claimed must already reach their countries are still considered an impossible dream. The governments are still inutile as far as giving enough priority and budget for education.

Even if online education is for everybody but the students in third world countries still feel the need to open these schools in their countries. After all, education should be accessible for everyone, no matter what country you belong. It should be affordable even to the poorest of the poor. However, the government’s inability to address education concerns remains to be a question not appropriately answered. Many students are still claiming that third world countries will remain to be poor if their people will not be properly educated believing that education could very well liberates man from the bondage of poverty.

Unless all these pressing concerns will be addressed by the governments in third world countries the students will continue to protest for the right kind of education as it is guaranteed in the constitution that the government should create programs that will make education more accessible to all as well as allocate considerable funding to maintain the quality of education even in government-run institutions for learning.