No matter whether it is a facility undergoing modernization or an organized volunteer opportunity, a university primarily strives to stimulate student enthusiasm , find their real interests and establish a careful vision of the world. Edmundson argues that colleges undergo such changes because “schools want kids whose parents can pay the full cost” (43). Despite construction projects and campus upgrades, the quality of educational diversity depends on the students, a talented group carefully selected by the admissions office. The admission rate to elite universities has remained low for years. With increased competition in the education market, universities are still rigorous in their talent recruitment principle. The better the resources provided, the higher quality schools expect to see from their students. The quality of teaching and the level of education do not decrease because of funding