I’m afraid I have to disagree with the statement. In my opinion, classes and libraries should receive more financial support than sports and social activities. My reasons are as follows.

There is no doubt that sports and social activities have high importance. College students may be busy with tasks like term papers, lab reports, group projects, assignments, and other staff. So it’s necessary for them to relax mentally and physically through sports like swimming and social activities like getting together with classmates. These activities will renew students’ bodies and brains after a whole day studying.

However, we should know that universities or colleges are the place for learning. To ensure the quality of teaching, the classes must receive enough financial support. The university should use most money to hire famous and experienced professors and to purchase new and convenient facilities. To ensure the quality of self-learning, the libraries should also receive abundant financial support. Thus there will be more learning resources for students who want to get higher academic accomplishment. The universities and colleges’ money should be reasonably and rationally used to benefit their students.

Moreover, by providing larger percentage financial support for classes and libraries, universities and colleges are more likely to do benefits for the whole society because there will be more young workers of high quality. Those who have made use of better classes and libraries to polish themselves in the college period will be better teachers, better scientists, better managers, better doctors and so on. They will even be better parents so as to teach their next generation. This will do good to our society.

All in all, I firmly hold the view that although sports and social activities are important as well, classes and libraries must receive more financial support.