noun

a person who is studying at a university or other place of higher education.

Being a student it is your responsibility . . . your given right, to learn, to have an adventure, to break free from your family and discover who you are supposed to be. Being a student is an intro to growing up, preparing yourself in what is to come in the world of careers and adulthood. There are so many life lessons to take with you as you embark on these new stages of your life. This article is a tip for your students about important and overlooked issue that are wise to remember as you go through your life adventures.

The issue I am talking about is simply to always remember to go through a contract before signing it, may it be a job contract, bank contract, or how about one that is relevant to a student, a lease agreement. Most of you might already know how important it is, but very few of you actually put in the effort of going through a contract thoroughly.

When students sign a contract for a room, we advise the students to go through the contract before signing. It is important because there is a list of things in a lease that can influence you in the future if you are not aware of them, and then you cannot change the contract because you have already signed.

Even though you should see every aspect of a renting contract as important, there are a few points that you must take into account and think about how it will affect you and if you agree. The first thing to observe is the additional charges that may be added to your account, any breakages or maintenance charges.

Secondly, go through the termination clause- it is unethical to cancel a lease agreement before giving notice, many contracts specifically ask a 2-3 month payment after canceling or a replacement for your room. This is necessary because it provides protection for the owner of the house so that he does not have an empty room in the middle of the year.

If you are uncertain about any aspects of a lease agreement, please do not hesitate to ask questions.