Compare and contrast living at home and in the dormitory(3rd)

I live in the dormitory. Before university, home was where I live. When talking about home or dormitory, there are pros and cons in both. And I like to live in the dormitory more than home. The differences between home and the dormitory are convenience, cost, comfort, freedom, and the attitude toward studying. First, it's more convenience at home than in the dormitory. This is because mom or dad can take care of all the things I need. I don't have to do them by myself. For examples, the foods and the clothes. My mom is a housewife so I never worry about eating. But now, if I want to eat lunch or dinner, I have to go outside. And I worry about what should I eat a lot . I got everything I need for studying or daily life by my mom. Now I have to solve them by myself. Under this kind of condition, the cost at home is less than in the dormitory. My mom cook every day so I needn't eat outside. On the other hand, I can save money at eating. That was the same that I didn't need to spend my own money. What's more, it's more comfortable at home, because in the dormitory, I need to care about other roommates whether my music or talking is too loud. I feel pressure in the dormitory because I am not familiar with roommates but my families. Unlike home, I have much freedom in dormitory. At home, if I want to go outside, I had to tell my mom. And she always asked me what time will I be back. But now in the dormitory no one restricts me anymore. I can do anything at will. For me, I study harder at home than in the dormitory. I think it is because Mom urged me. I am the only one who urge me in the dormitory. On the other hand, I can have fun in the dormitory and without anyone controlling me. I studied every single day at home, but now I study only before the tests. I like to live in the dormitory just because I have much freedom in the dormitory. Although living at home is much better than in the dormitory in many other ways. I like this kind of happy atmosphere in the dormitory.