Do you live in a dormitory or rent a house?

Early Lodges:When I first went out to work, because I was not familiar with my work, I was not familiar with the environment around me, and I didn't know what the house was like. So at this time, it is safer to live in a house arranged by the company first, and everyone lives together, which can allow you to integrate into it faster.

Mid-term to see the house:After living for a while, you have a general understanding of the surrounding environment, transportation methods and residents' gathering places, and you can choose to visit the house at this time. For example, this house has several bedrooms and several living rooms, how is the transportation, what is the surrounding environment, and how far away is it from the company if you live here.

After estimating this condition in your heart, you can start to choose, you can live alone or share a house with others.

Finally rent a house by yourself:Everything is ready, only the east wind is owed, everything is ready, and at this time you can move to your new home, and it can be regarded as a home in the place of work. In this way, it is convenient to do everything and have your own private space.

If you are an individual, pay attention to safety, and if you are sharing a house with others, you should also keep your eyes open and don't let others cheat you.

Pay attention to the formalities:When renting a house, you must tell others what kind of conditions it is, how long you want to rent, how much the rent is, you must be optimistic. Don't be ignorant, just listen to what others say, and finally sign the contract in a daze, and you don't know anything.

Working outside the home, whether you live in a dormitory or rent a house, depends on your state of mind.

There are pros and cons to living in a dormitory and renting an apartment.

The dormitory, generally in the factory, close to the work post, is generally free of charge, water and electricity may be free, or just according to the cost, a few people together is more cost-effective. If it's a single room, it's even better. But in the dormitory, the time is two points and one line, and it is more out of touch with society.

Renting a house to live, generally in the family unit, living in the dormitory, some impact, although many local enterprises will have rental subsidies, but they still have to come up with a part of the funds, and water and electricity depends on how the landlord stipulates how to charge, often higher. But there are many opportunities to meet with the neighbors next door when renting a house, and there are many people in that area, so you can integrate into society.

Looking at the income, if the income is high, of course, the conditions are renting, but if the income is low, you can't afford to rent or in order to save, you will only live in a dormitory.

Look at yourself, roommates get along well, of course, it is a dormitory, but if you really don't get along, and your work and rest are not suitable, you choose to rent a house by yourself.

Part-time job, usually a dormitory.

Although there are more people in the dormitory, the living environment is a little worse, but you can save money.

It's better to have a dormitory or a dormitory, save money for renting a house, and go out to work, isn't it just to earn money.

Rent a house by yourself and live in a dormitory as well.

If the conditions of the dormitory are not very good, I will choose a few good friends to live with and rent a house near the company, which will be more comfortable.

There are too many people in the dormitory, and it's a bit messy. If renting is not expensive. Personally, I would recommend renting a house! I think it's good. Freedom, purity, ease. You can do whatever you want.

If the salary is high, you can rent a house by yourself, and if the salary is not high, it is recommended to live in a dormitory.

Unless there are special circumstances, it is best not to rent an off-campus apartment. Return.

In general, college students are still paid for by their parents and do not have their own financial means.

Dormitory leaks to take the general several sources and live together, if you get along well, it will also be a good memory in the future.

There is a song called Brother Who Sleeps on My Top Bunk, which is a kind of nostalgia for youth and dormitory life. Such a relationship is also conducive to the expansion of interpersonal relationships.

And, relatively speaking, relatively safe. After all, it is difficult to guarantee the safety of off-campus renting.

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First of all, many college students now rent a house off campus. I understand this, many people are not used to eating the food in the college and the cafeteria, and they like to cook their favorite food, which is understandable. After all, the family conditions are good, I don't want to live in the dormitory of the school, and I can afford to pay the rent.

Nothing! Moreover, many children are in order to go to graduate school and pursue higher academic qualifications. I thought the university dormitory was noisy, so I went out to rent a house by myself to prepare for the future. This is understandable, for the sake of the future.

In addition, many students rent a room for their partner and enjoy the world of two, so I don't think it's necessary. I can't accept this! After all, the future is still unknown.

Based on the above, if in order to prepare for the future, I think it is okay to rent a house, after all, the family conditions allow you to go out and rent a house. If it's to enjoy the world of two, I don't think so!

Based on my personal experience of living and renting, I feel that there are pros and cons to each.

In a rented house, you can have your own independent space, private space, more free time than living in a dormitory, and you don't need to cooperate with your roommates' rest habits (sleep when you want, wash when you want, turn off the lights when you want), and don't need to maintain an intimate relationship under one roof.

But the disadvantages are: 1. If you are not self-disciplined enough, you will find that you can stay up late when renting a house alone than in a dormitory, and at the same time, you will also develop a good habit of ordering takeout, as well as severe procrastination. (So for the sake of your own growth, or if you are a lazy and procrastinating person, try to stay in the dormitory) 2. If you are more self-disciplined, and the social circle is relatively simple, and you usually don't have many friends, and your heart is more sensitive and insecure, it is recommended to live in a dormitory.

Otherwise, you're likely to encounter bedtime crankiness, loneliness, and a state of mind that has been distracted by some problematic things in a one's house.

So my advice is to try dorm life first, and then decide according to your status. If the state is good or centered, then the dormitory environment is the most suitable for you. If the dormitory environment has brought you negative effects to a large extent, such as being isolated, targeted, hidden school violence, etc., run away!