First, it can save a lot of trouble if you don't move your HUKOU. If you move your Hukou and you can't find a job after graduation, your HUKOU will be returned to your hometown. Therefore, if you don't plan to develop in a university city after graduation, it's not recommended to move your hukou.
Second: if you are a rural hukou, it will become an urban hukou after you go to university. You may not enjoy the benefits that rural Hukou can enjoy. You may not enjoy the benefits that rural land involves demolition, and you may not inherit the land-use rights undertaken by your parents. Moreover, some places are difficult to transfer to a rural hukou. If you transfer back, you may not be able to fall in the original place The account can only be opened independently, and it is a non-agricultural account.
Third: most regions will provide some welfare policies for students in the region, such as student source loans, rain and dew plan, and bonus points for civil servants in the exam, which will not be enjoyed if the household registration is transferred.
Fourth: if you are in a big city, such as Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen and other places, you can easily move to these big cities if you want to develop in the big cities after transferring your HUKOU to the school.
Fifth: after the household registration is transferred to the school, a new ID card can be applied for. The new ID card will show that it is a resident of this city. In this city, you can enjoy the welfare policy, such as the discount of tickets for some scenic spots, and you can apply for the examination to restrict the positions of civil servants with local household registration.
Sixthly: as for the college students who don't move their hukou, I think it's still necessary to consider carefully. After all, the procedure of Hukou transfer is quite troublesome now, and there will be many impacts after the transfer. Once it's not done well, it may become a black one, so I hope that the majority of college students are cautious.