I find it a pretty neat idea to move out if people feel they would make more of themselves somewhere else. Also, they'd rather not mess with some of the circumstances in their hometown, such as the increase of prices which entails that they might not be able to tamper with those prices in the future, and the people and the environment which entails that they would probably fare better in a different location. I, for one, feel that I may not be able to stay in my current location because it's constantly changing for the worse in my opinion, and I'm not able to fulfill much in terms of financial status. Also, they might want to move in with their significant other at the time so they don't have to deal with their parents and their set limits.
However, I know that there are consequences for moving out too early, such as paying bills and money for an apartment for a house while still paying for school, and paying everything off would take time. It would be good though if there was financial assistance from a relative, depending on if they say that "you could take care of yourself now, so you don't need me anymore...take out a loan, find yourself a job, and pay everything off".
For one, where I live, it's very tough to get a job, and seeing as how I haven't gone to work before, I might not be able to get one anytime sooner at the rate I am going, though I have submitted several applications and no one returned to me. Lastly, moving out early could also mean that it would be harder to pay off the bills because, usually when people work during the college years, without that degree, it's hard to make enough money at once. I do have my reasons for moving out from my parents though, let alone moving out of the country, and I'm sure that my reasons are good enough to leave out.
Do you find it a good idea to move out from your parents home during the college years, especially if your beliefs change and you think you could make something more of yourself somewhere else? Do you feel that you would be able to fulfill the extra responsibilities given that the circumstances in your current home are worse than you think they'll be when you leave?
