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Essay About Dormitory Life

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Dormitory life is a must for first year student of President University. Many students believe that we should live in the dormitory since we will be easier to know each other and it is a comfortable place to live. Personally, I did my first and second year of university life in dormitory, and I have found that living there is not like what I have expected before. Three points could describe my thoughts about dormitory life in President University: the shared toilets and bathrooms are messy, the environment is too noisy, and dormitory fee we have to pay was not commensurate with the facilities that we got. Those reasons make me believe that all of the students should not live in President University Student Housing. First, the shared toilets and bathrooms are too messy and too …show more content…

I think safety matter will be back again on how people keep themselves safe. Whenever you are, if you give a chance for people to steal your belongings, you will never be safe. During my dormitory life, there are more than 10 cases of lost items occurred. Even security system provided by the student housing still not enough to prevent lost items accident for not happening again. Everywhere you choose to live later, whether dormitory or rented/boarding house, please make sure that you keep your belongings in a safe place. As the conclusion, I can say that President University Student Housing is not a comfortable place for students since the shared toilets and bathrooms are too messy and too annoying to be used, the environment is found to be noisy, and what we paid is not commensurate with facilities that we got. I suggest you to choose rented house as a place to live instead of student housing, since it will provide you with the same quality of living but with cheaper price. But, the decision is still in your hand, since you are the one who understand what you really need for your university life. So, what will you choose

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