MM2- Pros of living on-campus

While living in the dorms at Michigan State University, students will encounter a lot of positives about living on-campus. One of those positives is the on-campus dining.

Marcus Frost, a sophomore in Shaw Hall, said a about living on-campus is the location.

"What I like about living on-campus is the location. It's close to all my classes. It's really convenient," said Frost.

Another pro is that students who live on-campus don't have to pay bills for electricity and water, like student's who live off-campus do.

Frost said that it's also nice to eat on-campus.

In the end, there are multiple positives about living on campus.

MM2- Pros of living off-campus

Living off-campus can prove to be a great experience at Michigan State University. Whether it's making your own food, the freedom, or just being off of campus, there are multiple pros about living off-campus.

Aaron Herman, a sophomore in Cedar Village, said that a huge pro about living off campus is the freedom.

"There's no RA, so you can do whatever you want," said Herman.

Another pro about living off campus is becoming more responsible. When students live off-campus, they have to pay bills and buy their own groceries. This allows the students to become responsible.

Overall, there are numerous pros about living off-campus. 

Preview of #LivingLikeLarryJRN200

Larry Stec is majoring in food science at Michigan State University and loves relaxing before classes. Since Stec is a 4.0 student, he does not have to study as much as other students. With this being said, Stec has a lot of time to kick back and chill out in his dorm in East Shaw Hall.

Stec has a laid back attitude and goes with the flow. His morning routine rarely switches up, but when it does, he just goes with it.

Most college students do not have a lot of time to relax, so when they have the opportunity, most take advantage of it.

Recap of #LivingLikeLarryJRN200

Larry Stec has an interesting life. Monday through Thursday, Stec hops out of bed and begins his day. Like most Michigan State students, Stec has classes to attend throughout the day. However, Monday through Thursday, his earliest class is at 12:40 P.M., so this allows him to relax. While relaxing, Stec usually does an assortment of things. He watches TV, messes around on his laptop, and checks to see if he has any homework due. After doing this, Stec gets dressed and goes to grab a bite to eat. Stec’s usual meal is cereal, but he also gets a sandwich on occasions.