5 reasons why hostel life can aid your personal & professional growth

Do you agree that living independently can help you explore various tides of life and build you into a completely different person? Hostel life is that part of your life where you’ll bloom out of your comfort zone!

Here are 5 reason how GHS Hostels can aid your personal and professional growth:

– SELF RELIANCE
As comforting as it is to get anything in your hands by shouting “Mom”, one would no longer have that privilege once they start living in a hostel independently. All they would have is themselves to rely on and gaining the quality of self-reliance will benefit them for a lifetime. From managing academics to managing personal life & finances, hostel life gives the students a realist perspective of life!

– CULTURAL DIVERSITY
Hostel life teaches us to communicate and connect with different people. Talking with people is one thing but sharing a roof with them is another – it gives you the opportunity to understand different cultures rather than living just within the range of your perspective!

– BETTER ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDYING
GHS hostels have a soothing, hygienic and peaceful environment. Once you make a pack of friends to chill with while learning and evolving – academics becomes a cake!

– KNOWLEDGE TRADE
 You become what you surround yourself with, living with people from different academic backgrounds and mindsets gives you the opportunity to exchange ideas and knowledge which eventually helps you with your growth.

– Friends that turn into family
Agreed; that you’ll have friends from your neighborhood, but friends made in hostels are quite special! To have friends whom you share a room with, whom you eat and live with; they become a part of your life, a part of your family. These friends are someone who will uplift you from your lowest points to clap for you when you’re appreciated for anything. This becomes the best thing that you take home when you’re done with hostel Life.

So, if you’re thinking that living alone or in a hostel without your parents could be scary, then yes, you’re right but it’ll also be something worth doing to grow into a better, wiser and reliable person!