My personal suggestion is that if there are no serious problems with living on campus, try not to rent an apartment outside! Let me tell you from my own personal experience. When I first entered school last year, I had a lot of fun with a few friends. Sometimes I would stay in a hotel on weekends if I didn’t have time to come back. The cost was about 300 a night. Once or twice was okay, but we would go out every week, no matter whether we came back or not. , the weekly expenses were very high, and then someone suggested that we rent a house outside. We thought about it, and it seemed that it was really possible, but we went to see the house the next day. The house had two bedrooms. It was about 1,200 a month. For the four of us, we calculated that it was just over 200 per person. We all thought it was absolutely fine. We agreed as soon as our heads got hot and we moved in on the third day.

But we still need to clean and buy some necessities such as sheets and quilts, which is also a big expense. Moreover, we don’t live alone. We always have four people together. In total, we have not stayed five times, so we are on summer vacation. Everyone went home. As a result, the epidemic situation was very serious at the beginning of this semester and the school was closed. Our rent did not fall. While other roommates were able to save a lot of money, I was still frugally paying the rent