It is true that the question of whether undergraduates should live in school campus rather than their own home has remained a source of vigorous debate in many recent years. Personally, I believe that while living at schools offers numerous merits to students, staying at home with parents could also benefit them to some extent.
On the one hand, there are various triggers why I agree that university students should stay in campuses. Firstly, those students could gain invaluable hands-on experiences which derive from ongoing exposure to real life. Thanks to out-of-home life, students therefore could be highly independent, which means that they have to make decisions on their own, especially these prompt decisions because they have almost no time to ask for advice from parents such as going to hospital when they suffer from ailments. Secondly, as living in group with their peers in dormitory, those students could consequently expand their social circle, which seldom attain if they stay at home. It means that they would have more opportunities to meet up with new friends, strike up new relationship as well as become external person. These above motivations thereafter axplain for the benefits of independent life in university of undergraduates.
On the other hand, staying at home with parents could also stand them in good stead for these following reasons. One possible reason is that they would have a great deal of time to focus on academic tasks, assignments or thesis papers wholeheartedly because the less involvement in social and recreational activities, which they often engage in when they live independently. As a result, they could attain flying colours at the end of semester for their continuous endeavor during term time. Moreover, undergraduates could become law abiding citizens and avoid committing crime due to the fact that they would be less tempted by illegal acts or antisocial behaviours which easily charm them when they live without parental interventions.
In conclusion, from what has been mentioned above, I contend that regardless of where colleage students live, whether their own home or in schools, they are both received enormous advantages.
It is true that
the question of whether
undergraduates should
live
in school campus
rather
than their
own
home has remained a source of vigorous debate in
many
recent years.
Personally
, I believe that while living at schools offers numerous merits to
students
, staying at home with parents could
also
benefit them to
some
extent.
On the one hand, there are various triggers why I
agree
that university
students
should stay in campuses.
Firstly
, those
students
could gain invaluable hands-on experiences which derive from ongoing exposure to real life. Thanks to out-of-home life,
students
therefore
could be
highly
independent, which means that they
have to
make
decisions on their
own
,
especially
these prompt decisions
because
they have almost no time to
ask for
advice from parents such as going to hospital when they suffer from ailments.
Secondly
, as living in group with their peers in dormitory, those
students
could
consequently
expand their social circle, which seldom attain if they stay at home. It means that they would have more opportunities to
meet
up with new friends, strike up new relationship
as well
as become external person. These above motivations thereafter
axplain
for the benefits of independent life in university of undergraduates.
On the other hand
, staying at home with parents could
also
stand them in
good
stead for these following reasons. One possible reason is that they would have a great deal of time to focus on academic tasks, assignments or thesis papers
wholeheartedly
because
the less involvement in social and recreational activities, which they
often
engage in when they
live
independently
.
As a result
, they could attain flying
colours
at the
end
of semester for their continuous endeavor during term time.
Moreover
, undergraduates could become
law abiding
citizens and avoid committing crime due to the fact that they would be less tempted by illegal acts or antisocial
behaviours
which
easily
charm them when they
live
without parental interventions.
In conclusion
, from what has
been mentioned
above, I contend that regardless of where
colleage
students
live
, whether their
own
home or in schools, they are both received enormous advantages.