Benefits:
1. Strong independence: renting a house can make college students more independent in life, exercise their living ability and independent thinking ability, and is more conducive to personal growth and development.
2. Freer time and space: When renting a house off campus, students can freely control their own time and space, which is not bound by campus regulations and has a high degree of freedom.
3. Increased communication opportunities: renting a house makes it easier for students to establish social relationships with landlords, roommates and neighbors, which can increase social opportunities and increase social experience.
Disadvantages:
1. High cost: renting a house off campus requires paying the living expenses such as rent, utilities, etc. There are certain requirements for personal economic ability.
2. Increased security risks: When renting a house off campus, housing security problems cannot be managed by relevant departments and personnel like those on campus, and there may be security risks.
3. Declining willingness to learn: Students may be disturbed by renting a house off campus, which will affect the learning effect. At this time, students are required to have strong management and learning ability.
To sum up, college students should pay attention to their own economic ability, housing safety, traffic conditions in the surrounding environment and other issues when choosing to rent a house on campus or off campus, and make a reasonable choice according to their own actual situation and needs.