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Money & Uni/college Anonymous 07/19/15 (Sun) 03:57:11 PM No. 157120

On average though, how much should students be saving through out uni/college?

Like… how do you guys manage it?

Going to uni/college in sept & need some tips

Anonymous 07/19/15 (Sun) 04:33:16 PM No. 157121

you don't save money during uni. full stop.

Anonymous 07/19/15 (Sun) 05:09:03 PM No. 157122

>>157121

I worked some years before going uni and ad £12 grand in the bank, worked and lived at home

It depends tho

Anonymous 07/19/15 (Sun) 07:39:46 PM No. 157123

have rich parents

Anonymous 07/19/15 (Sun) 08:10:17 PM No. 157124

have no parents to fund my education, i'm going on loans ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Anonymous 07/19/15 (Sun) 10:41:29 PM No. 157125

Get a job, save, save, save, make use of scholarships and grants?? Don't get shitfaced and waste all your money on alcohol idk

Tbh though, if your English, student loans will cover it all so don't worry, they're really not as scary as everyone makes out

Anonymous 07/19/15 (Sun) 11:21:13 PM No. 157126

Do community college first for basics.

Also experiment some and figure out what you want to do first, so you don't change your major a bunch of times when you're in college.

A gap year between graduation and starting college can help, but be sure you'll be willing to do after it's done before you commit. Try saving money during it.

Anonymous 07/27/15 (Mon) 05:05:52 PM No. 157127

>>157126
That's not an option in the UK (assuming that's where OP is from), from what my friends have said if you want to change courses after your first year you won't get more student finance to cover that.

£12k is more than enough depending how much SF you get, depending on your household income. £7.5k is more than enough, that's including pretty good accommodation and you can spend £50-60 on stuff, you should have enough. I think Universities give out grants too.

Anonymous 07/27/15 (Mon) 06:26:39 PM No. 157128

>>157120
I can't keep a regular job during school because my school hours are retarded. I stream video games to make side money while living on campus and its a great 'part time'

make a min of 500 a month, with freebies of stuff people send to you. I suggest you do it if you like games

you dont have to be attractive or show boobs just be fun/nice/friendly and have fun gameplay

its a great 'job' for students.

Anonymous 07/27/15 (Mon) 07:23:55 PM No. 157129

>>157127

I'm doing exactly that, changing uni after the first year, and not a lot of people know this because they try to keep it hush-hush but with SF you do actually get one fuck-up year where they can write off the debt providing you have valid cause like you were sick or some shit, which is what happened to me.

Anonymous 07/28/15 (Tue) 10:42:55 PM No. 157130

Don't know how off topic this is, but anyone got any opinions on marketing or business degrees?? I want to take one but I'm not sure of the credentials and how over subscribed the Advertising industry is? If this is too OT just disregard this I suck cocks

Anonymous 07/28/15 (Tue) 11:04:24 PM No. 157131

idg how this belongs in /g/

Anonymous 07/29/15 (Wed) 02:08:16 AM No. 157132

I save a lot because it's free and all students get govt bux for studying

Anonymous 07/29/15 (Wed) 02:08:57 AM No. 157133

>>157130
It's way oversaturated.