Public higher education

The government rations a variety of publicly provided private goods and impure public goods (in which there is congestion) in a variety of ways. Discuss how each of these is rationed, and consider the effect of alternative rationing systems:
a Public higher education
b Health services in the United Kingdom
c Yellowstone National Park
What happens to a publicly provided good in which congestion can occur (such as a highway or swimming pool on a hot, sunny day), but in which no direct rationing system is employed?