One possible versions:

For:

     I think it's normal and understandable for parents to accompany their children to college.

     Firstly, most students have never stayed far away from home until they are admitted to universities.

Since this is the first time for them to travel to college, they need their parents' company and help.

     Secondly, being the only child in the family, they lack social experience, so their parents will not feel

relieved unless they accompany them to college.

     Thirdly, parents can take the opportunity to travel with their children, relaxing and enjoying sightseeing

on the journey.

     Last but not least, parents can help their children to get used to the college environment sooner and

make a good start of their college life. As far as I am concemed,I would be very happy if my parents

accompany me to my university.

Against:

     I don't think it's necessary for parents to accompany their children to college. We have grown up and

can look after ourselves wlthout our parents' help. As far as I am concerned, I can manage to travel alone

to college. I may also invite some other students as companions if possible. I'm sure by relying on myself

I can train myself to be more independent and gain more sociaI experience. I believe the service for

freshmen must be good enough and well organized. I can fit in with the new environment and make new

friends very soon.

     What's more, it's convenient for me to keep in touch with my family by phone or through the Internet

whenever and wherever I need. If my parents want to accompany me to college, I'll certainly try to persuade

them not to.