University is a big deal. For a lot of students, it’s a first real taste of freedom. Moving out of your parent’s house means you can pretty much do as you please. Pizza for breakfast? Who’s stopping you? Going out drinking instead of completing your assignment? You only live once, right?
The fact that you have a limited student’s budget which could never realistically afford you one of those modern houses you dream of shouldn’t stop you from dreaming about modern living though. With some creative interior decorating, bargain-hunting and arrangement hacks, you can enjoy living in a contemporary-styled apartment even on your student’s budget. The Building is Only Part of the Equation There are chances that the place you’re staying in is one among the many Apartment Rentals in Los Angeles. Perhaps your flat is fully furnished, which reduces the need to decorate the place. But if you’re staying somewhere…
Getting straight into it, the single best way for students to generate some extra cash is by exploring some ways to make money online. Yes, you can perhaps get a part-time job at a bar, restaurant or anywhere else near your students’ residence, but for every job of that type there are many students who are looking. You’re unlikely to even land a job with those promotion agencies that famously hire students to tell other students about various offers and perhaps sign them up. So how do you go about making some extra cash online as a student? How NOT…
Talking about credit and students in the same sentence is perhaps a no-go for anyone who is realistically pragmatic about their financial affairs, but as with everything under the sun, if it’s approached correctly and in the way it was originally intended then a credit facility can work out to be very useful for students. You’d definitely have to be savvy about how you use whatever little credit is made available to you and you definitely have to maintain a high level of sustained discipline. Otherwise you can build up a very good credit record during your student years, which…
If you’re entering the tertiary education world around the age where people normally make the transition from high school and college to university, then you’ll already be well aware of what is often referred to as the student plan. The student plan or student discount is offered to you directly in most cases, but if you’re not given the option of getting a student discount on just about anything which involves you paying for something, take the initiative to ask about it. Trust me, pretty much every one selling you a product or service has some sort of student discount…