Have you ever faced financial crisis in college…I think it is a common stress among college students…
What are your thoughts?
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Financial crises are indeed a common stress among college students. Many students face challenges such as:
- Tuition fees and living expenses
- Balancing part-time jobs and studies
- Managing debt and financial planning
- Limited financial support from family or scholarships
These pressures can impact academic performance, mental health, and overall well-being. It’s essential for students to explore resources, such as financial aid, budgeting tools, and campus support services, to navigate these challenges.
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yes … multiple times…
fees, self expenses, travel, food, groceries, essentials, books, stationary … and yes bills!!!
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That constant money worry in college, it’s a heavy weight I’ve seen. It just drains your focus, making every day a scramble to keep afloat.
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Yes, monthly.
Friends are to a rescue but not a long term option. Looking for side hustle can work. Well it does affect your overall.
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Financial crisis is one of the common problems faced by students but there are ways to tackle it:
Try to plan ur monthly budget before hand and audit it after every month
Apply for scholarships and student loans
Manage your time and take up some part time job
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You feel that all the time if you are studying in a private medical college.
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Can you tell some legal part time job??
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Honestly? Majority go through this, its common but it builds up some extra stresss and pressure on students as well. So you should try to find out some sort of cash flow and this step should be quick like 3 months max and if you do take right actions , you are sorted for at least your own expenses if not more
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It’s a major common problem.
Managing it with planning and buying things.
But can’t avoid tuition fees, hostel fees,…
So many things in wishlist to buy after getting a job.
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It’s a daily life problem and now we are adapted with this crisis.
My opinion on this is , until you wouldn’t have necessity, you wouldn’t actually have motivation to work
Financial stress is common in college.
I try to manage it by budgeting, prioritizing needs, seeking scholarships, doing part-time work and using discounts.
Right.
Yes its a big stress .
- Maintaining a balance of the money you want to spent helps a lot.
- Firstly necessary stuff should be prioritize in case one runs out of money .
- A fixed monthly budget is also a good option to manage your finances as this also helps to avoid spending excess money on unnecessary items.
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Actually we look for some private scholarships
Some intership on internshala or linkedin etc
t’s a real challenge it is. Not everyone is fortunate enough to secure a scholarship. At the very least, having flexible study hours can help students take up part-time work and ease the financial burden