In Sandel’s writing I believe two things should not be for
sale are purchasing the ability to drive in the carpool lane and the ability to
pay for your child to have admission to a prestigious university. It is wrong
for people to buy their way into anything. People who drive in the carpool lane
should have the right to drive in their own lane because they are driving other
people to save the planet and not use as many fossil fuels. This shows that in
today’s society money can buy anything. People buying admission to a prestigious
university is wrong as well because acceptance into college is a reflection of
the work that the child has done and it’s a measure of success of that child.
If something like this can be bought through a parent’s riches than that speaks
volumes about our society. The measure of one’s academic ability is not
something that should has a price tag. The only fair way to measure academic
ability is with scholarships. A scholarship is a fair way for colleges so asses
the price of a child’s work and success.
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