Can you accept closed management after the university starts?

I can't accept it. When I was in college, I got rid of my parents for the first time and started a free life, but as soon as I entered the university campus, I started closed management, which is no different from high school.

University is a small society, so we should exercise our abilities. The university is completely different from our junior high school and senior high school. We are adults when we go to college, so we should make a good plan for our development after graduation. The people around us in this university come from all over the country, so we should go out and communicate with these people more, instead of continuing to study hard at school. Nowadays, there are fewer and fewer courses in universities. After class, we must find something we like to do. If we are completely enclosed in the school, our activities will be very narrow, which will make our whole college time very unhappy. Since the university is called a small society, we should let ourselves go out to exercise. If we are closed in the whole campus, we can't increase a lot of social experience. Only by going out to exercise can we increase more social experience and integrate well into society after graduation.

College students are going out to do part-time jobs. Although the resources in the university are abundant, they can't meet all our requirements. College students often go out to do some part-time jobs to improve their income and social skills. If the school manages us in a closed way, we won't even have the opportunity to do part-time jobs, which will derail us from society and we don't know what to do after graduation. I only know some professional knowledge learned from college textbooks, and some things are not used at all in my work, which will make it difficult for us to find a good job like students when we graduate.

We are adults when we go to college. We need enough freedom and social experience to find a good job after graduation, which is hard to find on campus, so I don't support the closed management of universities.