Pros and Cons of College Students Housing Debate Contest 30

First of all, college students need to pay the expensive rent, daily utility bills, and not cheaper food and beverage expenses in rented housing, but most college students do not have a stable financial income, so they do not have enough financial means. If you choose to rent a house, it will increase the burden on the family. Secondly, because renting a house will make college students come into contact with all aspects of society earlier, they are prone to some bad social habits.

Students have just moved from naivety to maturity, lack of understanding of many aspects of society and life, and are relatively simple in their view of problems, and if they do not strengthen positive guidance, they can easily be corroded by the sewage in society. At the same time, there are many safety hazards in rented housing, such as being deceived by intermediaries when choosing to rent, and a series of safety problems such as theft and fire when lodging. These hidden dangers are especially serious in view of the large number of female students in our school.

We do not encourage college students to rent a house outside. In the school dormitory, there are dormitory administrators and security guards to ensure the personal safety of students to a large extent. In addition, the rental housing of college students is not conducive to school management, which will increase the difficulty and pressure of school management.

At the same time, it causes a series of problems such as the waste of school facilities and resources, and the inability to invest in the construction of student apartments; If college students live on campus, it can not only enhance the friendship between classmates, but also enhance the ability of college students to communicate with others, which will help college students enter the society, adapt to the society, and serve the society. To sum up, we believe that college students can do more harm than good in renting a house!

Our view is that the pros outweigh the cons. You are talking about more harm than good, referring to those college students who do not have self-control, I think it is definitely a great advantage for a good student with self-control, for example: for example, the lights go out too early in the school dormitory, and some hard-working and studious students should work hard if they do not have enough time during the day at school and turn off the lights too early at night.

There are many more examples, which I will not give here.

First of all, the special nature of the students, as well as the comprehensive protection of living outside the school! Intramural community life can strengthen the connection and communication between students.

1. At present, many colleges and universities have regulations that students must live in the school at a certain stage, and if they live outside, they will not be refunded, which is a waste; 2. Students don't have much money in their hands, and they don't seem to be able to live in a good house, and they are often not as good as ordinary dormitories - when I just graduated, the place where I lived was very dark, and the lights had to be turned on during the day; 3. Security is a problem, my desktop computer was kept in the room, and it was stolen once......

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The disadvantages outweigh the advantages, obviously. The dormitory is noisy but regular. Once you've got the hang of it, you'll be able to manage your time well.

Moreover, the health is shared by everyone, the food is nearby, and the accommodation is convenient. Being with classmates is conducive to emotional exchanges, friendship cultivation, and rapid information transmission. The most important thing is that these are conducive to learning, and students should live on campus if they are not going to school to make a living.

Although living outside has its own space, but it is quite unfavorable for learning, self-care for food and lodging, hygiene, water and electricity, safety, wake-up and sleeping time are under their own control, which affects energy, and if the self-control ability is not good, it will cause casual, lazy vices, and other events that affect learning, living outside, will have a long-term effect on classmates' feelings and psychology, and the alienation of classmates, and excessive personal consciousness are not conducive to the development of mental health. All in all, off-campus housing can do more harm than good.