Some people think that they don't need schools, and all that they need is just books. In their opinions, all of the knowledge can be passed down by paper. I have to say I could not agree with them. Books are not everything. As an ancient Chinese proverb goes, "if you believe in everything in books, I would rather you don't have any books." Of course, books are important; however, experience should not be excluded when studying.

Books have limited space, and limited time to convey knowledge. Authors are human beings too, they can't know everything. When writing a book, authors must abandon some things, which the author considers unimportant, or which is unable to tell on paper. However, if a student believes only books, he doesn't go out and take a look at things beyond books, he will also be limited.

Books don't give all kinds of examples. When reading books, I don't think a person could easily understand everything. Sometimes he might think he knows everything in books, but when he tries to use what he learns on other real things in the real world, he might find there are too many factors not mentioned in books. Sometimes, experiences help to give a hand.

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Most of students are not satisfied with their school. Not surprisingly, I am one of them. If I had the power, I would like to solve the accommodating problem in my university. The number of available beds is in severe lack. I think the school should provide more opportunities to live in student dorms.

Living in the dormitory is more secure and safer. My university is located in the countryside of southern Taiwan. It’s a little discrete around my school. After sunset, the school becomes quite discrete, and this has caused some safety problems. Stealers can easily get into a vacant room without appropriate security. However, people need ID cards to get through the door, and when they stand infront of thr door, their faces are recorded by cameras.To live in a safe place enable students to concentrate on their studies.

The other reason I think there should be more room available is based on the economic aspect. Our school is a non-profit and governmental organization, so the school could provide economic and acceptable price. Some students might be rich and want to have his own room; however, other students might not afford to live outside. I think the school has the responsibility to take good of such students. Thus, more rooms should be provided for those who don’t want to live outside and who don’t afford the rental outside.

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One’s choice about his career might affect his whole life, so it’s significantly important to spend more time when making a decision. With the growing number of universities in Taiwan, working on degrees becomes extremely easy. Even though examinees gain very few points in the entrance exam, they could still be admitted to a college. The phenomenon has critically diminished the importance of a graduation certificate. I think one should put his major, interest and future planning into consideration when choosing a job.

Profession helps to gain the favor from interviewers. Supposing an interviewee’s major in college has nothing to do with the job he applies for, I don’t think the interviewers would think he’s qualified to do the job. Hence, one should carefully choose his major, if a person would like to have a career relevant to his professional knowledge in the future. Otherwise, though, he is employed, he has to pick up new things in a short time. However, it’s sometimes not easy to learn from the beginning and allowed to make mistakes for too many times. In other words, one should firstly think whether his major matches the job or not.

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