Why don't many schools allow students to order takeout? Do you think this is reasonable?

At present, many schools do not allow students to order takeout for various reasons. Some schools think that this can reduce students' consumption expenditure and reduce students' health problems when eating out. Other schools worry that take-out will affect students' study and living habits. However, is it reasonable to prohibit students from ordering takeout? This paper will discuss it from the following three aspects.

First of all, does it meet the needs of students to prohibit students from ordering takeout? Now, more and more students come from other places. They may not be used to the local eating habits, and the students' time schedule is also very tight. It is a convenient choice for them to order takeout when time is not enough. In addition, in some schools, there are many people in the canteen and the waiting time in line is long. At this time, ordering takeout has become a good solution. Therefore, forbidding students to order takeout may make students' lives more inconvenient and not conducive to their study and life.

Secondly, does the school have to prohibit students from ordering takeout to reduce students' consumption expenditure? Some schools believe that prohibiting students from ordering takeout can reduce students' consumption expenditure, especially the food provided by school canteens is relatively low. But the price for students to order takeout outside will not be higher than the price of meals at school. However, students' consumption behavior is actually a process of choice, and there is no need for schools to reduce students' consumption expenditure by limiting their options.

Finally, can prohibiting students from ordering takeout solve the health problems of students eating out? Some schools believe that students have many health problems when eating out, and ordering takeout may aggravate these problems. However, the problem of students eating out is not only the problem of ordering food, but also the school canteen. Schools can solve these problems by improving the sanitary standards of canteens and improving catering services. Prohibiting students from ordering takeout will not solve these problems, but will only limit students' choices.

To sum up, whether it is reasonable to prohibit students from ordering takeout needs to consider many factors comprehensively, and students' choice cannot be limited by the subjective will of the school. Schools should actively explore feasible solutions according to students' needs to improve the quality of students' campus life.