Recently, it is the first day of college freshmen, and there are relatively many topics about dormitories. Due to the rapid expansion of university enrollment in recent years, the construction of supporting facilities in some universities has not kept up, and student dormitories are in short supply; many university students have complained about this. Guizhou University has a dormitory for 16 people, and Xiangtan University html has a dormitory for 24 people instead of 10 people. However, these difficulties are temporary and will definitely be alleviated in the future.
East China Jiaotong University located in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, is an engineering university with certain strength. We also encountered dormitory problems in the 2022 semester. Some first-year graduate students complained to counselors about the poor dormitory conditions in the freshmen group and expressed their opinions in the hope of improvement.
Since school has not started yet, no one has posted photos of the specific situation. According to the pictures posted by former alumni, the conditions are not much different from the undergraduate dormitories and are within an acceptable range. Faced with the complaints from the freshmen, the counselors of the School of Civil Engineering showed no mercy to the first-year graduate students and directly gave them a hard blow. The content of the reply was quite tough. If you are not satisfied, you can apply for withdrawal and immediately attached a withdrawal form.
Judging from the content of the counselor's reply, it is quite appropriate; it is basically in line with the current actual situation; and it is very accurate. The school currently only has such conditions and cannot provide personalized services; even if you stay in a five-star hotel, some people will still be dissatisfied. After seeing the counselor's harsh words, many students probably fell silent. I found that no one will tolerate you anymore; I believe that no classmates will fill out the application form for dismissal issued by the counselor.
Did this counselor go too far? I think it's very appropriate; it can be said to be well-founded. It's like putting the reality before you. The purpose for college students to enter higher education is to study, but there are too many requirements and the school cannot do it. Besides, students with good financial conditions can rent a house to live outside. There are no special requirements for graduate students; some universities now no longer provide dormitories for graduate students.
Final Conclusion
The pictures of the most beautiful dormitories in universities posted online are just an illusion; in fact, most students still live in relatively ordinary dormitories. After all, public schools have limited funds, and the accommodation fee charged is equivalent to the maintenance fee of the dormitory. That kind of high-end dormitory will be restricted by funds and space, especially the old campus does not have the conditions for renovation and upgrading, and generally you can only make do with it.
University is a place for studying. The dormitories provided by the school only need to ensure some basic living conditions; besides, the accommodation fee charged is not high; it is like giving it away for free. There is no need for our college freshmen to worry too much about this aspect, and they should focus more on their studies. The school should also actively renovate some old dormitories and renovate them appropriately to provide students with a better living environment. I personally support this counselor very much. What he said is very good and is also a social reality. Students must keep in mind what is the original intention of going to school?
