SOME PEOPLE BELIEVE THAT IT IS BETTER FOR STUDENTS AT UNIVERSITY TO LIVE FAR AWAY FROM HOME THAN TO LIVE AT HOME WITH THEIR PARENTS. OTHERS THINK STUDENTS SHOULD NOT STUDY AT UNIVERSITIES THAT ARE FAR FROM THEIR HOMETOWNS. DISCUSS BOTH THESE VIEWS AND GIVE YOUR OWN OPINION.

No matter what they say, university
life
is significant for every
person especially
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person, especially
for making it a bad or good habit. Nowadays, many people argue that the best option for
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the body of faculty and students of a college
college
students is living
long distance
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long distances
a long distance
from
home
than living at parent’s
home
with them while the other crowd thinks oppositely.
For
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From
my
perspective I
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perspective, I
strongly agree with
first statement
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the first statement
because of providing independent and teamwork. In despite of living far away from
home
seems like
frightening
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a frightening
, it has a lot of advantages
such
as independent and
also
it helps to overcome certain responsibilities. By reason of that you have to do everything on your own
such
as if you don’t know cooking you should improve your bakery abilities.
However you
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However, you
’re in charge of your cleaning and your bills. In
this
way you could learn to take responsibility for your own
life
.
Besides
,
instead
of living
at
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in
parent’s
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the parent’s home, you
the parent’s home you
a parent’s home you
home
you would prefer dormitories. It could create
environment
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an environment
environments
where students from different walk of
life
and cultures gather and interact on a daily basis. In other word,
this
multicultural understanding
provide
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provides
live and study together with different type of students. In
this
way your work lives and careers could be better than before.
On the other hand
, students who live apart from their family could be
suffered
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suffering
from loneliness due to not to find friends.
Although
it is a highly significant, governments and universities give emotional and financial support to students. In conclusion, I think while living with parents seems like comfortable, university
life
in dormitory or your own house supplies awareness of some new abilities and responsibilities.
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