1. Few people can spend their whole lives on campus. Campus is a micro-society. Most people come to campus to seek knowledge and have similar goals, so people can get along more easily. However, when you walk out of campus, you will find that society is much more complicated than campus. Does this mean that campus life is better than off-campus life? No, I don't think so.

First of all, people need to acquire the ability to solve problems. The campus can show you theoretical methods. However, these solutions must be adjusted according to different environments in practice. Therefore, you can't learn the methods of flexibility or adjustment on campus, so you can only think for yourself outside the school.

Second, almost everything is arranged for students, lectures, accommodation, teachers and exams. All you need to do is follow the instructions and rules. In off-campus life, things change. You have to arrange everything for yourself. Sometimes, you have to arrange schedules for others. This means that off-campus life will tell you how to manage your life. Some people can learn well, and they get everything they want.

Last but not least, the communication on and off campus is different. People can communicate with their classmates easily because they are similar in age and position. Communication is academic-oriented. When you come to society, you will meet more people, your friends, your colleagues, your boss, your customers and even your father's parents-in-law. Your communication is not only academic, but also business and family.

You can't measure your off-campus life by grades and exams. It is more challenging, interesting and attractive. Think about it, you can do better!

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Live alone or with roommates?

Now, there is a heated discussion among college students about whether they should live off campus alone or in the dormitory with other roommates. Opinions are divided on this matter. Those who are in favor of living alone think that living alone is very convenient. They can enjoy absolute freedom in their own rooms. They can have their own schedule and not disturb others. They can also install personal computers in their rooms, so that they can surf the Internet conveniently. But others think that living with roommates has its own attraction. Several students share a room, and everyone's experience will be greatly enriched. They can learn a lot from each other's conversation. By learning to tolerate differences between individuals, they will become more mature. As far as I'm concerned, I prefer to live with my roommate because I like a sense of belonging. Besides, living in a dormitory is much cheaper than renting an apartment off campus.