What's wrong with the high-priced student dormitory?

School is about to start. Many college students are looking forward to college life, especially many students who have not lived in college. They are full of expectations for University dormitories. However, many students frown at Qinhuangdao Campus of Northeast University, because the dormitory fees of this school are amazingly high. There are student reports, a two-person, 16,640 yuan a year, "including 1,200 yuan for accommodation, 14,000 yuan for service, and equipment use fees, etc." Last year, the fee was 5740 yuan.

Pengyuan Apartment, which provides accommodation for students, offers a maximum price of 16640 yuan per semester for double rooms. Through the rental platform, the price is enough to rent more than 100 square meters of three rooms and one hall around the school.

Qinhuangdao Campus of Northeast University, as a national top-ranking university of 985, 211 and double-ranking, has only four or five thousand tuition fees for one academic year and 30,000 lodging fees for one year. Netizens couldn't help exclaiming: This is Aliston Business School!

It is understood that the dormitory reflected by students is called Pengyuan Apartment, which is run by introducing social forces. Because of the limited beds in the dormitory, some students can not live in the dormitory, so they choose Pengyuan apartment. It can be seen that students are not eager to enjoy themselves, but because the dormitories provided by the school are far from enough, so they have to choose the "sky-high price dormitory". What is voluntary? It is clearly "voluntary".

As things go on, we have to say that 14,000 yuan a year is still a high price for many families. There is a sentence above: "Our whole bed is provided in the school and Pengyuan apartment at the same time, the whole is able to meet the needs of students, alone in the school will not be able to meet. Since there is no dormitory, why recruit students? Do you have any instructions in advance when you apply for the exam? How many places should you live in the "sky-high price" dormitory in addition to the number of places in this school? Is that a trap?