LIVING ON CAMPUS VS OFF CAMPUS in COLLEGE | PROS & CONS
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- In today's video I will compare living on campus vs living off campus as a college student. Are you better off living in a dorm or living off campus in a house/apartment/condo.
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As much as I love my parents, idk if I want to live with them
Did you move out of their house ?
I don’t they’re toxic and narcissistic, I feel drained just being around them. Can’t wait to move away!
Awww did your mom not get you the new iphone 12 you little brat
@@t00kadump27 what the fuck are you talking about 🤨 You literally post roblox videos
@@brandonchen317 ROASTED
No, please, say it louder. Maybe I’ll understand it better
one of the big reasons i want to live off campus is for my own kitchen, laundry, and bathroom. I also want to take my cat with me since he really is a huge emotional support with me (lol yes he is young and most likely will live that long). Not only that i value privacy A LOT and am also planning to try and also have a roommate in the apartment that I know to help out with the rent/water/cable.
i want to be on campus at least freshman year but i’m claustrophobic af. it’s also gonna drive me crazy that i can’t cook, bake or make a mess lol
It’s good for the freshman to live in campus first trust me you need to make friends unless your friends study too then just go to live at your own home the second year so you can save money
Ah, I regret not spending my freshman year in living on campus, it’s so much better when it comes to social life. Hopefully, I’ll try to move out from my shity apartment to the dorms.
very true good luck on your situation
Did you do it ?
Parents were HUGE distraction for me during college, they don't believe in college so that kind of rubs off on you and they wanted me to drop out and goto work full time. I would move out.
yes I can see that, everybody's situation is so different
Danny I just recently found you and subscribed. I'm so happy I did. You do a great job with your videos. You're so genuine and relatable. Keep up your super job.
glad i can help!
I'm a bit biased. Often living on campus is cheaper because you aren't paying for utility bills. When I was in college, I was able to get my own dorm room due to my disability and reasonable accommodation through the disability center. I liked being close enough to campus where I never had to worry about having a car. I did not worry about 'cooking' because I didn't like cooking to begin with as I usually ate in the dining halls. Though a major con to living on campus that I found is when you constantly have to move even if you went to school year round. I hated having to haul my stuff in the dorm and then having to take all my stuff out after the school year ended. If I were to go back to school and it was away from home, I'd prefer an apartment because at least I can renew my contract each year without having to move out. There are plenty of apartments where they are close enough within walking distance to campus.
both have pros and cons
@@ItsDanny123 The issue that I had with many of the apartments near campus is they looked like dumps. I was also a bit of a social butterfly so living in the dorm, you always had someone working at the front desk. Plus, the RA is always trying to organize community events. Another thing I thought about that might make apartments a better option is when you get to choose your own furniture. When you sleep at night in your bed, you know that the mattress hasn't been used by other people. When you use the bathroom or shower, it hasn't been used by 50 other people. While most people are clean, there are always the select few that can trash the hallways or have dorm rooms that smell funky. You also knew if you were ever on a male or female floor in the dormitory because the vibes were different. Female floor: Lighter colors were used as bed sheets, many used perfume to make the floor smell nice, and some tended to be more decorative. Male floor: You'd hear people screaming at the TV if there was a touch down. Rooms smelled more like sweat. Colors like bed sheets tended to be darker, rooms seemed to be a bit messier. I personally preferred scattered floors as often people seem to be a bit friendlier with one other when both sexes were together. During the summer of my Junior year, I did get to live in a Suite style apartment which was ran by the university. I liked having more space to spread out, but you hope that your other roommates are pretty clean because you are sharing the common area to include the kitchen, living room, and bathroom together as you don't have a custodian to clean it up and if you are out of soap, toilet paper, or paper towel, you have to go into town and buy it yourself hopefully before you run out. Then who should pay for what, whose food is whose? It got annoying labeling everything. Another upside to not living in the dorms is that many apartments even campus style suites are air conditioned; especially during the hot summer. But living in the dorms, you do get free computer tech support. You don't have to necessarily worry about having a printer because you can go downstairs. If you are hungry or bored, you could go to the basement in your dorm to the vending machine or play pool etc.
But your situation is different of course you have a disability .
My friends are thinking about paying for a 3 bedroom apartment literally right next to the college
nice!
I don't prefer dorms because they have such a teenage vibe, I'd prefer to rent a studio apartment near the campus and commute rather than having "dorm rules". But sadly, dorms have more social opportunities than flats off-campus 🤷🏼♀️
you could have not said it any better!
I prefer myself
@@eikoneko3699 same im not really worried abt social life
Sound like my son
Very helpful comparison Danny thank you .
I would rather live off campus with friends
that sounds like a good plan!
Yea im in 7th grade lok
@@jjjcrown2966 LMFAO what
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Your videos are dope bro keep doin yo thing 🔥🔥🔥💪🏻
thank you and for sure, the grind will never stop!
I’m kinda In the situation where my family lives really close to campus. I can save money living at home, but is it worth it to dorm at school for the first year. I feel like I need the experience.
Niagara College has everything in the dorms!!! Be able to cook a lot. I am living on residence btw! Thank god! Great college going into my first year also. great tour of the place and the residence rooms. Can't wait to get started!
That sounds awesome!
I’m still trying to decide which I wanna do but this video helps thx man, I’m still a sophomore at high school so I still go some time to think about it
This helped a lot thanks!
glad i can help!
The only thing that is stressful is that you kinda HAVE to get a part time job if you live in an apartment when in college. Buy your own bed, table, internet router, etc
Idk where you are, but at my school it's literally double to triple the cost if you stay on campus bc you are also forced to have a meal plan and parking.
Literally, my dorm sophomore year cost more a month than my parents pay on their mortgage month to month.
wow crazy to think!
I personally prefer on-campus. Having a time with peers is one the most interesting thing happen in campus.
I still live with my parents and most of the time my dad isnt home because he works a lot. I love my parents and one day I will live on my own but I gotta trust the process!
living at home for sure has it's perks!
So this is my situation: I’m a senior in highschool and I’m preparing for college. My mom told me she’s starting to look into condos I can live in by myself. I value the privacy I will have; however, I am worried about the aspect of making friends. How often as a freshman were you invited to other people’s dorms? I’m thinking that I could possibly make my friends in class and get invited to hangout in their dorms and make friends through that
freshman year: DORM! you will meet tons of people
@@ItsDanny123 Freshman year I will be going to community colle he saving thousands and transferring to university for the rest of my education. Do you think there are any drawbacks socially to me living in my minivan?(look up minivan camper)I plan to be out doing stuff a lot so I'll rarely be in there. I will have a dining hall pass and a parking pass. And I will live on campus but in the minivan technically. This will allow my to save 25k. Your thoughts?
Mom smart im getting ready to do that for my son .
Students who live on campus or in off campus apartments typically perceive themselves as more grown up. They expect to foster more adult relationships because they have earned their independence by doing their own laundry, cooking, cleaning, and house-care. Students who live with their parents are often perceived as immature by their peers, and will face discrimination in the job and internship market because their peers will pressure the company not to hire them. The Minneapolis Police Department supports me for President of the United States of America because I lived at my parents house in college, which is one of the most challenging political, economic, sociological, and public safety issues facing the nation today.
Never had the had opportunity to live on campus - wish I had the opportunity
i live 20-30 minutes from my house to UCLA. i really want to live on campus but my parents don’t want me to because they see no purpose. i really don’t know where i stand. can someone give me advice?
Really depends on how chill your parents are tbh
@@ItsDanny123I agree! My parents are very strict and not chill. The home is very small and all my younger siblings live there so it is very hectic and a lot of arguments. Even though it would cost way more, I say move to an apartment that is cheaper, or if you can, dorms your first year.
What is an R.A. ? Sorry your city doesn´t have viable public transit. Thanks for the vid !
I’m about to be a Freshman living off campus and commuting across Atlanta to Univ 😒🤷🏾♂️
nice!
It's Danny Mah that shits ass the only thing that’s good is that tuition is cut in half but it’s brutal rush hour
When my time comes I think I'll stay on campus, it's my senior year
eyyyyy! best of luck!
Thanks Danny!
You bet!
Hey Danny, nice vid. Listen, i plan to go to college in the US and i have some questions: first, if i start as a freshman, living on campus and after two years, i get to the level, sophomore i think. The thing is, after two years in college, do i need to move out off campus or i can live as long as i graduate (4 years) in a dorm.
Thanks buddy!
you can live on campus, but many people live off :)
@@ItsDanny123 ok, thanks!
Why does everyone think that living off campus hinders you from having a good social experience at college? So what if you don't live with other students? There's plenty of time you can spend after classes meeting new people and spending quality time with them. Having a good social life isn't about where you live, it's about how you spend your time and people have made close friendships without livng with their friends, why should that be any different for college? The time you spend meeting and becoming close with the people inside and near your dorm is the same time I could be spending developing close relationships with people hanging out somewhere else on campus. The only difference is you don't get to spend time with a roommate and you have to drive every day but by no means is it as bad as everyone makes it out to be. Your social life is only as good as you make it, don't blame it on where you live. That's just cowardly.
Well with dorming on campus, a social life is “built in” , way better chances of building a network
@@SurvivorQT There is no such thing as a "built in" social life. Your social life is obviously dictated by your surroundings to a degree but its mostly dictated by you. Even if you live on campus you can keep your mouth shut the whole time, never talk to your roommate, never make any friends, although I would agree its less likely. But even if I don't live on campus I can have an equally good social life because I'm going to that campus every day and seeing people. I'm not going to let something as silly as where I live dictate my social life.
I’m contemplating dorming in order to have the “college experience” knowing damn well the cost of attendance with dorming makes it too much money. I’m not even in college yet. After reading a bunch of stories on how dorming changes the game in terms of social life, especially freshman year, I contemplated and even stressed about decisions in terms of commuting vs dorming. However, after reading your comment and getting other opinions, I do realize that college and social life is what you make it to be. Joining clubs and events, and doing other things can definitely help. I heard however that it’s harder to make friends a mostly commuter schools but people make it sound impossible so I’m still sort of stuck on that 😅.
This is false when you have to commute 40 minutes both ways
What about living ina car?
My mom works for UM so I get to go for free without tuition cause its covered already
nice!
Does anyone know what the intro song is?
haha that is a secret :)
I might be better on campus cuz I’m in highschool and still fear about being late
makes sense!
lol same
Just live in an RV
smart!
What’s the name of the song in your intro?
It's a secret ;) haha
How about commute? Why does it have to be Uber lol
some people don't have cars
Im already panicking of where i wanna live when i go to college or university, because im probably not going to live in my city. Im panicking but im only 13:^
You have time!
@@ItsDanny123 i know I know. I worry too much🤦♀️😟
There are a couple of options that you can consider. You have time to think through them. I'm most likely going to live in a car to reduce collage debt, but you can also live in a dorm, an apartment with roommates, or in a car.
@@maddy_rdz thank you for the options:D
First before you can go go college you have to learn how to spell college
Looks like the barracks
I hate how his mouth move when he talks!!! But good video
haha thanks!
What's up!
whatsup!
@@ItsDanny123 how is your day bro
what do you prefer?
Both have PRO & CONS!
dame that audio is awful
What is the cost of living on campus? 🤔🙄
depends on your school!
@@ItsDanny123
On average would it be somewhere around
1000 CAD per month
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thats why i can't even live in my city
too many off campus dormers loaded with their mom's cash
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nice!
Im a keep it real with you yall insted of no nut november its not nut year
I'll find time
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It’s Huany 😊
1:08
2:53 you forgot to color key the uber background...
my bad!
2:48 you know when someone is Hella spoiled is when they do video about cost of living and they don't know wft they talking about. F these young people