Argumentative Essay On Living Off Campus

Two or three months after arriving to Ifrane, I quickly noticed that not all students are living on campus. I was against this concept of leaving the laboratory or the library far behind and live down town or somewhere a bit far than our dear campus. After my first semester, I started going out a little bit, pass by parties and friends’ homes, and discovered what houses except from our university dorms look like. Living outside campus is not bad, even though people are talking about the cons of not having a room near the cafeteria or the business office can be a disadvantage, it is just a useless saying according to me. Living outside of campus can be a first step to liberate you from that “parent’s” child that you were in High school and confront to what real life is. To defend my argument that living off campus is better than the inside, I chose three main elements only living outside can give you, Independency, way more space for yourself, and finally the economic part of it. Off or on campus, no human being can live without any independency or free-will. At Al Akhawayn University, dorms are everything except a symbol of independency to their occupants. If we let emotions speak about how disastrous living on campus can sometimes do to your free will, this argument might never end. I, personally, have reached a level of dissatisfaction and embarrassment with my first roommate at the dorms, making me cry for nights and even not sleep in my own room. My roommate was my so