Increased number of universities pay more attention to sports and social activities, thereby providing their students with a more comfortable environment. Hordes of people, however, tend to believe that a large proportion of financial support should be spent in classes and libraries. Because these factors directly determine students’ grades. However, I advocate that sports and social activities should be given the same amount of money as classes and libraries without hesitation.

Grandly, classes and libraries are essential in universities, because they present the quality of students’ study. Study is the main reason why students go to universities. Over the years, people gradually come to the agreement that universities should only use their funds to build luxury libraries and invite famous professors. This conclusion, however, has hardened into dogma, for a brief reflection reveals a thoroughly different picture of the university.

First and foremost, companies and HRs are more likely to send offers to students who take part in social and sports exercises. To begin with, students with full social experience will perform better in communication. Social activities help them to broaden their social circle and provide them with more chances to get along with various students from different backgrounds.

Additionally, students in sports team usually perform well in team-work. There is no doubt that many sports activities require people to act in a group. As the result, it is well acknowledged that students with such activity experience will have more opportunities when landing jobs, for they have some characteristics that are necessary for work.

In the conclusion, if universities want their students to be more competitive, then they should give more financial emphasis on those activities. With being given enough financial support, those activities can help students to earn a better life. On the contrary, universities lacking financial support will not be able to give their students such a meaningful and useful experience.