Is 2,000 per month too much for college living?

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You don't need to pay phone bills, two years of contract machines, buy clothes and buy them at home, I am a city with abnormally high prices You can earn as much as you want, not your own money, depending on your family situation, the family is very difficult, two thousand is indeed high, not much, medium level. The family background can be given, the girl is too poor and sour to be shallow-eyed, and she was deceived by a lewd man with two chocolates for a meal. Even if you have money in your family, it depends on whether your parents are willing to give it to you?

There are rich and poor supporters, anyway, if they don't earn their own money, they can't do their own money by their own will. This kind of thing depends on the family conditions, your family has 5000 money is not too much, your family is poor, 1000 may be more than no money but not poor, generally well-off families, the annual family income of 200,000 people think that you 2000 a month is reasonable, not much, now sophomore, when you use less, 800 a month, when you use more, 10,000, on average, in addition to eating and drinking, you can buy cosmetics, skin care products, and clothes, basically around 2,000 ......But I don't use the money in my family, I earn it myself, so it doesn't matter how much I use. But the same bedroom is basically about 1,002, I think it depends on the conditions in the home, the family can live a little more comfortably if the family has no money, and try to save if the family has no money.

Speaking of college living expenses, I'm quite weird, about 600 a month at the beginning of the year. Within two months, I met my ex-boyfriend, a classmate in the same class, and his living expenses were 8,000, and my mother wouldn't give me a penny for living expenses. College was all about spending his money.

At that time, my family's computers, mobile phones, and cameras were all bought with his money. My relatives told my mom to help me pay the tuition. I was thin-skinned and embarrassed to say it.

Study hard and get a scholarship, 5000. In fact, you don't have to work as hard as in the third year of high school, listen well in class, don't sleep and don't draw your phone, do your homework well, prepare for exams carefully, and actively participate in activities. Usually do tutoring, 30 yuan an hour.

Take two hours a day, three days a week, 240 a month. A piece of clothing for students is fine, right? There are so few college classes, and you can still take two hours a night, right?

Don't say you can't find it, you really can't find it, hehe. Graduated in 15 years, the university in Guangzhou, the average monthly living expenses are about 1000, and the food expenses and ** fees add up to a little more than 500 (the school canteen is very cheap, and the taste is OK), and the rest is parties, daily necessities, clothes, etc., which feel like it is enough. Personally, I don't think it depends too much on your family's economic situation, and whether it is enough depends on your consumption habits.

Judging from the current consumption level, the living expenses of 1,500 yuan are basically just enough for college students to live in college for a month. Of course, this living expenses are definitely more than enough, which can improve his quality of life to a higher level. I remember entering university in '13, and it was in a provincial capital.

The cost of living in college is compared to that of ordinary prefecture-level cities.

It must be relatively high, at that time my monthly living expenses were 1,000 yuan, which basically met all my life in school. Today, I will talk to you, what is the level of 1500 yuan of living expenses in college? <>

First, it's just a basic level. The main reason why I say this is because now my cousin is also at that university, and I asked him about his living expenses. He went to college in a prefecture-level city, and his living expenses were 1,500 yuan, which he said was more than enough, and the college students around him were basically of this standard.

Second, 1,500 yuan is basically more than enough. Except in some first-tier cities.

In addition, the living expenses of 1,500 yuan are basically able to meet the daily needs of the school, basically now the college breakfast can be solved for five yuan, lunch within ten yuan, and dinner is also five yuan. In this way, the minimum amount of money for food a month is 600 yuan, and the remaining 900 yuan can be used to buy clothes, phone bills, Internet access and some other living expenses. <>

Third, how should we spend our living expenses reasonably? First of all, I am very supportive and sympathetic here for those college students who want to improve their quality of life, and if you really want to live a better life, then I suggest that you can find a job outside of school. Because the work-study program in the school is aimed at those whose family conditions are relatively poor, they can be exempted from their own food money through work, and at the same time they can also get a certain wage subsidy, but this money is relatively small, if you want to earn more, you can find some jobs outside the school without delaying your studies.

This concept of consumption depends on personal ability, generally spend more at the beginning of the freshman year, in addition to some daily expenses and food supplies, 1500 a month is enough to live, and even have excess to buy books to do, I personally think that do not blindly compare, some roommates will go out to dinner and other activities every week, if the family is not particularly rich, it is best to reduce outdoor activities, don't feel embarrassed, or save a little, because the family is tight on funds, My sister has 500 yuan a month for half a month or even a month, which really depends on personal ability, and she must learn to save money and manage money, because college is a small society, only if you control yourself, you will not spend money lavishly in the future, or you still have to read more, read more newspapers, learn knowledge, and save money in addition to eating and some class fees paid by school, electricity bills, water bills, or saving expenses.

Normal level, because college students have to buy books and socialize in addition to eating, so 1500 is a normal level.

The monthly living expenses of 1,500 yuan in college are about a medium level, because it is understood that many people are this number.

It's a very good level, and when I was in college, it was only a few hundred dollars a month.

There are also several types of college students, a rich second generation and a college student from an ordinary rural family, and they will definitely be very different in terms of values and consumption outlook. 1,000 yuan may be just a bottle of wine for a rich second-generation college student, and it may not even be enough.

For ordinary college students, especially those whose family conditions are not particularly good, 1,000 yuan can cost them more than a month. Let's talk about the real case around me, one of my undergraduate classmates is from Shanghai, and his family has several apartments in Pudong. His life is about 4000-5000 per month, and then he is basically moonlight.

Because he eats at least 50 per meal, he spends more than 3,000 just to eat in a month, and occasionally goes to the bar to sit down, basically there is no money left over for a month. Another classmate from Shenzhen opened a 4S store at home.

Basically, this is the case, these two people often skip class and go out for hi. Walked around the school. And other classmates from ordinary families, including myself, have a monthly living allowance of about 1,000. Sometimes you need to buy some just-in-demand.

For example, there may be an excess of drawing tools, experimental tools, etc., but they are basically sufficient. According to what you mean, except for food, 1000 living expenses must be enough for a **bachelor like us, if you talk about the object, then it's another matter.

Not enough. In addition to the basic food expenses, other food consumption including snacks, beverages, nutritional products, etc. is the highest proportion of college students' monthly consumption, followed by image consumption including shoes and clothing, jewelry, cosmetics, beauty salons, etc., and the third is social activities such as love and parties.

In school, it's really all about the money for food.

As long as it's not too extravagant to live.

It's in the big cities.

Except after eating.

There is also a living allowance of 1,000 yuan.

That's certainly enough.

That's enough. If you don't usually spend much, it should be enough.

Also pay attention to the price level near your school. For me, if I save 1000, I can save a few hundred.

Glad for your question! second line 1000; 1500 on the first line.

At the end of the month, it was just spent, and there was no or 200 left.

If you don't buy clothes, shoes, stationery, you can't buy expensive ones, and you can't buy too many books, unless you calculate otherwise.

Basically, in addition to eating and studying-related books (in moderation), it will be enough to buy daily necessities that are not too expensive.

Although you don't deliberately save money, you will unconsciously leave money for other things to buy and squeeze from the food money.

Personally, I think it's still not enough, and the price level is so high now. So you should still give more, 1000 yuan is estimated to be less than a few days now, unless they are all at home and do not live on campus.

College students don't seem to need much other than food and life, right......?For example, girls' cosmetics and boys' shoes, these are not bought every month, you can save up and buy good ones. Meals are generally large, and what is left after eating is equivalent to pocket money.

It depends on which city your university is in, because there are still certain differences in consumption in some cities. But 1,000 yuan, in addition to the daily expenses of eating, it is enough to save some.

It is completely enough for college students to save 1,000 yuan a month for food and living expenses, and you must be diligent and thrifty to be correct!

Isn't it the cost of food and living expenses for college students every month, if there are no other special hobbies, 1,000 yuan a month is enough.

Is 1,000 yuan enough for college students to eat and live for a month? I feel that when I go out to eat in college, I think 1,000 yuan of living expenses should be enough, after all, many students' family conditions are not very good, and some college students only have a few hundred yuan a month for living expenses.

I guess most of them are not enough! Unless it is particularly economical.

University living in 2000 per month in our country is the average level.

How much living expenses college students can get from their parents each month mainly depends on the economic conditions of the family, 2000 yuan for 30 days means that the daily disposable income is about 66 yuan, which is completely enough for the daily life of a college student.

According to the local bureau of statistics, in 2017, the per capita disposable income of urban residents in China was 12,493 yuan, and the cost of university living was 2,000 yuan, accounting for about 16%, equivalent to half of that of a middle-income family. The monthly disposable living expenses of most students are concentrated in the range of 1,001-2,000 yuan, and the average monthly disposable living expenses of all respondents are about 1,954 yuan.

According to data, in 1994, the average monthly basic living expenses of Chinese college students were about 250 yuan, and by 2023, the average monthly living expenses of college students will be 8 times that of the original. In universities, accommodation is an important expense, depending on the school and different dormitories, the monthly accommodation fee is between 500-1000 yuan. Other daily expenses, such as food expenses, transportation expenses, and entertainment expenses, will not exceed the range of 2,000 yuan.

Differences in the distribution of living expenses between men and women

1. According to the survey, among the "main monthly expenses", the surveyed college students chose "food expenses", "clothing and cosmetics", "network expenses, communication and transportation expenses", "learning materials", "travel expenses", and "game equipment expenses". The boys believe that most of their living expenses are "eaten".

2. For girls, the biggest expense is the purchase of clothes and cosmetics, from freshman to senior, this cost has risen blindly. Some girls even bluntly said that I don't have high requirements for food, and I eat more economically at school. But once you go out, it is easy to consume impulsively, a few days ago to buy cosmetics originally planned to be about 200 yuan, but in the end it cost more than 400 yuan, every time you go to the supermarket, it will definitely exceed the original plan.

After summarizing, it was found that in the distribution of living expenses, boys "eat" more, and girls "wear" more!

2000 is enough for university living expenses.

2,000 yuan a month is basically enough to be satisfied with normal life and go out once or twice a month. The rest is basically not good. Take a month's living expenses as an example, usually eat breakfast alone, lunch and dinner are almost 45 a day, more than enough for girls, girls will be a little less, fruits and others are almost 200 a month, and the rest of the money can be with classmates.

Therefore, the living expenses of 2,000 yuan can be completely satisfied with normal life, but if you want to do other things, it is a bit difficult. If you are alone, it must be enough, but if you are in love, it is not enough.

The standard of living expenses for college students should still be determined according to different cities and different consumption levels. There are many factors that need to be considered, such as the difference in consumption levels between eastern and western cities. The cost of living for college students is also different.

Therefore, the living expenses of 2,000 yuan can be completely satisfied with normal life, but if you want to do other things, it is a bit difficult. If you are alone, it must be enough, but if you are in love, it is not enough. Of course, you can also save a little money and buy some things you like.

Or go on a tour and so on.

In fact, there is no accurate standard for whether the living expenses are enough or not, and all kinds of expenses must be based on the economic conditions of the family. Wealthier families can appropriately increase some living expenses. However, while parents give their children sufficient living expenses, they should also tell their children that this is not to let him spend at will, but to hope that he can better cultivate the habit of rational consumption and financial management.