[00:00.00]They know that there is no"right"decision,but
[00:03.64]they want to weigh up the pros and cons of both
[00:06.13]options so that each is confident that the
[00:08.61]decision he makes is right for him.
[00:11.26]They sit down together and draw up a list.
[00:14.67]Living on campus or living at home:
[00:17.37]Pros and cons
[00:20.95]Li Ming's list
[00:22.96]1 One of the biggest pros about living on
[00:26.05]campus is that it is easy to get to classes and
[00:29.07]to use the university facilities like the
[00:31.62]library and gym.
[00:34.71]2 This ease of access means that you save a lot
[00:38.63]of time and money that would otherwise be spent
[00:41.51]on a bus to and from university.
[00:46.01]3 You make much more use of university
[00:49.04]facilities when you're living on campus so this
[00:51.14]means that you're getting more value from your
[00:53.55]university fees.
[00:56.65]4 Living on campus makes it possible
[00:59.55]to form study groups as students
[01:01.75]can get together to study quickly and easily.
[01:04.59]It is also much easier to do group project
[01:07.53]as you don't need to travel
[01:09.99]to meet up with other group members.
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