Legal analysis: 1, if you don't move your hukou, you can save a lot of trouble. If you move your hukou, if you can't find a job after graduation, your hukou will return to your hometown. Therefore, if you don't plan to develop in the city where you study after graduation, it is suggested that you don't need to move your household registration. 2. if it is a rural hukou, it will become an urban hukou when you go to college. You may not enjoy the benefits that rural hukou can enjoy, or you may not enjoy the rural land involved in demolition. Unable to inherit the land use rights inherited by parents, some places are difficult to turn into rural hukou. If you transfer back, you may not be able to settle in your original place of residence, but you can only open your own account, and it is not agricultural registered permanent residence. 3. Most regions will provide some welfare policies for local students, such as student loans, rain and dew programs, and extra points for civil servants. If you transfer your account, you will not be able to enjoy these policies. 4. If you are in a big city, such as Shanghai and Beijing, you are a civil servant.

Legal basis: Article 10 of the Regulations on Registration of Household Registration in People's Republic of China (PRC), if a citizen moves out of the jurisdiction of the place where the household registration is located, he or the head of the household shall apply to the household registration authority for registration, obtain a transfer certificate and cancel the household registration before moving out.

Citizens who move from rural areas to cities must apply to the permanent residence registration authority for moving out with the employment certificate of the urban labor department, the school admission certificate, or the approval certificate of the urban household registration authority.

Citizens moving to border areas must be approved by the public security organs of the counties, cities and municipal districts where they live.