How much do you think is the right amount of living expenses a month to go to college?

The family situation can not be ignored, if your original family belongs to an ordinary urban family, this 1700 I think is a normal family that can provide you with your own normal level, if you feel difficult, don't put pressure on your parents, not to mention that you are an adult boy, with hands and feet. If your family conditions allow for appropriate improvement, there is no problem, there is no pressure on the family, and you have no psychological burden on yourself. In Shanghai, it's okay not to go out of school, but if you go out of school and have shopping and consumption behavior, 1700 a month should be enough for you to spend most of your time in school, occasionally buy basic clothes once or twice a month, watch movies two or three times, and save money to buy gifts for girlfriends is quite nervous.

The books I study in Nanjing are normally 1200 a month, and my parents will pay for one semester at the beginning of the semester. Basically, it belongs to the occasional indulgence stage, when it comes to double eleven, it will live a poor life next month, and it is only used more than five hundred at the least time of the month, and the canteen for all meals is two or three yuan for breakfast, twelve or three for lunch, and seven or eight yuan for dinner.

I went to university in Hohhot, and my living expenses were stable at 1,200 per month. However, for example, book fees, class fees, sick medical expenses, etc., are applied for separately with your parents, and are not included in the living expenses. I live a good life, I don't think it's frugal, because I think people who are really frugal have saved more than me, and I'm spending normally within my financial range.

The parents of a new first-tier city in the university coordinate 700 a month, spending more than 600, generally only the remaining will not be enough, the remaining money to buy some food to feed stray cats and dogs, sometimes will donate some money to stray cats and dogs through WeChat. Eat three meals a day normally, rarely eat snacks, eat fruits every day, and occasionally go shopping but just relax and relax.

I think it depends on the location of the school, the family's income, and the personal income, so it's hard to say a specific number. Some people may say that it costs two or three thousand a month, and some say that it costs more than one thousand a month, but this does not mean that this one who spends two or three thousand is more extravagant and wasteful than those who spend more than 1,000.

At the moment, my parents are divorced, and then I live with my grandfather, and every month my mom gives 1,000, my dad gives 1,000, and my grandfather gives 500 to 1,000, and occasionally relatives will send me some money. Usually, my mother will send me pocket money when she is in a good mood, so I have a minimum of 2,500 living expenses per month.

My freshman siblings have come to see it! How much does a college student need to live on in a month?

Breakfast: If you eat breakfast, eat 5 yuan a day in the canteen, and then if you buy bread and biscuits or something, it is also considered breakfast, then the average is 6 yuan a day (if you don't eat breakfast, you don't count this) 6 * 30 = 180

Lunch: Lunch should be eaten better, on average, 15 noon a day and 15 * 30 = 450 a month

Dinner: $10 per night. 10*30=300

Fruits: Because it's not something that everybody has to buy, buy it once a week, once a week.

Snacks: Hahaha, I should eat this for a week.

Entertainment: This is also based on the level of consumption and ability, 200 at a time. That's 200*2=400

Daily necessities and water and electricity and Internet bills: This is actually very fixed every month, the phone bill is 50, the electricity bill is 100, the water bill is 100, and daily necessities.

In fact, there is a difference between boys and girls, so clothes and cosmetics are not counted.

In this way, the monthly living expenses are about 1,700. A less affluent family of 100-1500 is fine.

A month of college attendance, 1500 is almost enough. Of course, it is not absolute, after all, it is affected by regional cities.

First of all, eating is also the most basic, three meals a day, breakfast, lunch, dinner, a day is about 30, then a month down is about 900, and there is to go home, see if you want to go home, if you go home, then the cost is also a lot, but also counted, in fact, to solve the most basic meal, the rest is nothing more than some other expenses, such as sometimes with their friends to go out for a meal, or want to buy some snacks and fruits to eat, There are also times when you have to pay some material fees and the like, which is these fees, but there are too many places to spend in college, in fact, you still have to plan by yourself.

The cost of living for a college student depends on the city where he is located and the institution he attends.

My daughter is in a medical school in Shenyang, which is very close to home. Her monthly living expenses of 1,000 are basically enough, but the main expenses come from the fact that she goes home once a week, and the round-trip high-speed rail ticket basically catches up with half of the living expenses. Later, in order to save money, my daughter chose to take the train, although it delayed some time, but the cost was saved a lot.

Around 1500 per month is perfectly copeable. But the premise is that she rarely eats outside the school, basically in the cafeteria, and rarely orders takeout every month. For children of ordinary families.

In second-tier cities, 1500 per month is sufficient.

My daughter's classmate is at Wuhan University. The consumption level in the city is much higher, but the food in the student canteen is also quite good, and it is not expensive. It is basically the same as the consumption of school canteens in Shenyang. If there are some other consumptions, the maximum is not more than 2000.

There are also students in Guangdong, who know that the standard of living in Guangdong is high, but the consumption of the canteens of the first and second Ben Biduan schools is basically very low. Not to mention some of the college canteens are also subsidized. As long as the child does not spend money indiscriminately, he does not consume much.

The maximum of 2,500 per child is the limit.

If it is a shortage of colleges and universities, the relative cost will be much higher. The state does not subsidize the three schools, and they only survive on their own. Therefore, the cost is naturally much higher than that of a child with one or two books, the tuition fee is high, and the living expenses are also high.

To be honest, if you just give your child 1000 a month, you should be able to cope, but the child occasionally wants to improve the food, go out shopping with classmates and regret it, 1000 yuan is really a bit less, I think the general situation is still in the range of 1500-2000 is more appropriate.

This is a real society, if a child has no money in his hand and cannot hold his head up in front of his classmates, his self-esteem will also be hurt. Therefore, try to communicate with your child as much as possible, and make your child's life easier within the scope of the economy. Parents should bear with it.

Non-Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen large cities, 1500 is enough. First of all, I'm a girl, I don't have a relationship expense, and I don't have a lot of money to add to the game. Basically, it's three meals a day, and then buy some snacks from the Internet, buy clothes and daily necessities, and go out to dinner with friends, about once a week, 50 per person at a time.

School meals are also normal**, a bun and an egg in the morning are 4-5 yuan, about 10-15 yuan at noon, if you eat spicy or something, it is about 18-20 feet, and in the afternoon I Bu Yuangao eats less, 10-12 yuan. This is the money I usually save, and I should have spent a lot of it this summer. In fact, as long as you don't have that kind of hobby that particularly burns money, 1500 is fine, enough.

About 2000 in better condition at home. I usually have a family that often sends some red envelopes to subsidize me for various reasons, and then reimburse me if the clothes are expensive hahaha. That's probably the case, 1500 is almost there.

1.The living expenses are 4,000 yuan, which should be a wealthy family, and the parents have economic conditions, and they are not at ease because they have only children.

2.Pocket money ranges from 3,000 yuan to 2,500 yuan. This group should be the group with the largest proportion of university students.

Because most of them come from ordinary families, the living expenses they can provide for their children are limited, but they are not very small. This money is probably enough for the daily expenses of university life and food, but if you want to go outside of school, it may not be enough. If there is a hostel meal or club outing, the cost of living may be tight this month.

3.The cost of living is about 2,000 to 1,500 yuan.

Although there is not as much pocket money as the previous group of people, although there is a monthly living expense, if you really do not restrain yourself, you may eat dirt at the end of the month. This group of people still needs to restrain themselves in the process of daily consumption, and although it is said that this group of people has a good family, the children also need to know that it is not easy for parents to make money.

4.The cost of living is 1000 to 800 a month

The general situation of this group is that their families are not wealthy and they can afford to live on very little. This money is only enough to eat the most convenient set of meals on campus, and of course I don't dare to go shopping casually.

This criterion is inherently different, and each person makes a different judgment on the basis of which it is not necessary, so there is no need to fight over who is right and who is wrong. I hope that everyone will not compare food and clothing, just enough to spend, and see what parents can do, after all, money does not come from the wind!

How much do you spend a month in college?

When I was in college, I had almost 1,200 yuan a month for living expenses, mainly because I didn't spend much money at that time, basically my daily expenses were food, and I didn't like to buy clothes and shoes.

But my situation can only be applied to myself, my relatives in my family are basically 2,000-3,000 a month living expenses, first of all, now food and drink are expensive, in the past the canteen may be 5 yuan to eat a lot, but now it may be 10-20 to eat about the same. In addition, there are many places to spend money now, and I didn't have so many entertainment activities at that time, at most I went to the Internet café to play games or go to KT V to sing songs and so on. Now I can play backroom dramas and kill all kinds of entertainment, which I envy.

In short, for college students, it is good to meet the consumption expenses, do not make advances, do not go to loan installments, and so on.

1600 yuan is reasonable.

Considering the university in addition toFood expensesThere are many moreHydropower chargesPurchase of daily necessitiesThe cost of going out occasionally, andPrepare for small fees (reserves) that may be required for classes, schools, etcWait, if you want to have a relatively comfortable campus life, about 1600 is a relatively stable consideration.

I myself am studying in Wuhan now, and the price is also at a medium level, plus the epidemic prevention and control, the number of times I go out is about once or twice a month, and the rest is consumed around the school.

Here's how I spend:

Food 38 30 = 1140 (i.e. 1200).Generally, if you don't buy milk tea, 8 yuan for breakfast, 15 yuan for lunch, and 15 yuan for dinner, which is already considered a high allocation, sometimes add a cup of milk tea to evenly pay for the meal, that day is about 40, basically spend between 35 and 45 every day.

Hydropower 25+20=45 (i.e. 50).Our school is not covered with water and electricity, the dormitory is a four-person room, and the electricity bill is divided equally (only more than forty or fifty electricity bills are used in a month), that is, every two months, pay each four banquets to dress up to a person 30, add a little more, 25 a month is enough. We had two wifi in our bed, one 40 and one 20.

Everyday items 100Purchase once or twice a month on demand.

Outgoing 100 2=200 (i.e. 200).The fare is 20, the catering and play are low with 80, and the cost and frequency are adjusted freely, I have to spend more than 100 every time I go out, and 200 is barely enough.

Reserve 50It can't cope with emergencies, but small payments are almost enough, such as phone bills and class fees.

This is the case as a whole, 1,600 yuan is enough to live, not to the point of survival.

In February and March, there is a balance from the New Year's money.

I think it is more appropriate to spend between 1500-2500 for living expenses during college.

1.First of all, since the city where each university is located is different, the level of consumption is also different, so it is not possible to generalize about the cost of living with a specific value.

2.First of all, the majority of college students are catering. For breakfast, some students will choose not to eat it or get up late to eat it, and most of the consumption of the wide land banquet is between 5-10 yuan.

Lunch and dinner, the normal range should be between 15-25 per meal. In this way, it can be seen that the monthly food and beverage consumption should be between 1200-1800.

3.Aside from food and beverages, college students mainly spend on entertainment and shopping. The normal consumption of going out for a play is between 80-100 yuan.

In addition, buy clothes, recharge phone bills, and supplies of some consumables (laundry detergent, soap, shampoo, skin care products), because clothes and consumables can last for a period of time at a time, so they don't need to be purchased every month, so it's about 300-500 a month.

Finally, some college students will have exhausted their living expenses before the end of the month due to some impulsive spending, so here is the most important thing to remind everyone that a reasonable distribution of living expenses is. Shen Yin.