In an ordinary family, the son needs 7,000 living expenses a month to go to college, is it too much?

Too much! Don't give your child so much living expenses, it will make him lose himself, spend money and become extravagant, and he will become less interested in learning. <>

According to the consumption level of first-tier cities, the living expenses of college students are about 3,000 per month to meet their daily expenses, and the cost of university dormitories is paid together with the tuition fee, so the living expenses only need to be spent on the monthly expenses of students. The canteen in the school is much cheaper than outside the school, you can eat very well at about 15 yuan per meal, go out to play two days a week, and live with 3,000 yuan a month, which is already very good for college students, and there is no need to spend 7,000 yuan on living expenses. This kind of living expenses is too high, for an ordinary family will cause a very serious financial burden on the family, once your child develops the habit of spending lavishly, he will spend more and more money in the future, resulting in more and more serious financial pressure in your family.

When children go to college, they mainly learn and absorb social experience, not to enjoy life. Once you give him so much living expenses every month, it will make him feel very rich, he will use the money to play games or do some useless social activities, he will not put all his mind on studying at all, and his ability has not grown a lot after a few years of college, but has spent a lot of money on the family. <>

The students in the university are from all over the country, and everyone has a different personality, and if your child thinks that he is very rich, he will play with some people who love vanity, and it will also change his own qualities. A lot of social networking in college is useless, if you give your child too much money, he will waste most of his money on these useless social interactions, and in the end not only waste time but also lose himself, and he will not find his right direction when he graduates from college.

It's really a lot for the average family. The living expenses of 7,000 yuan may be two months' income for an ordinary family.

I must have been going to college in China, and seven thousand a month is almost a white-collar worker's salary a month. Necessary expenses such as college canteen meals or transportation expenses and other occasional expenses, sensible children have one or two thousand leftovers.

Of course there are many. I don't think your son should be. Spend so much to go to college because college meals are relatively cheap. It's definitely going to be spent elsewhere.

In an ordinary family, if the son goes to college and has to pay 7,000 yuan a month for living expenses, it should actually be a lot, because even in first-tier cities, it is actually not enough money.

I think for an ordinary family, the son needs 7,000 a month to go to college, and the living expenses are really a lot.

What is the definition of an average family? Maybe my ordinary family is different from everyone's ordinary family. But don't worry about these issues.

Let's start by introducing myself. I'm in Chengdu. I am currently attending university in Guiyang.

I chose to attend university in Guiyang for two reasons. First, I'm close to home. After all, I'm a girl and don't want to be too far from home; Secondly, in Guizhou, the consumption level is more suitable for my family.

Tell me more about my family. I have a younger brother and a mortgage. The annual income of parents is about 100,000 yuan.

In fact, my family and I had a big conflict over the cost of living. Before school started, my mom said that she would give me 800 a month, and I tried my best to resist. On the one hand, I feel that it is really not enough.

On the other hand, my friends have thousands of months of living expenses, and I am only 800 (don't spray me, I really have such troubles, I really feel inferior because of money).

A few days before the start of school, my mom finally relented and adjusted my living expenses to 1000. Although it only increased by 200, I was satisfied (my quest ended here). After going to university, I found that I could barely survive on my living expenses.

So after a harmonious discussion with my mother, I can get an extra two or three hundred a month as a subsidy. (It's not that I spend more, it's that I eat more, and Engel's coefficient is huge.) I think that for an average family, the cost of living around 1500-2000 should be about the same, because I don't know much what the common law is.

2000 to 3000 is also acceptable if family conditions allow. After all, socializing is indeed inevitable in college life, but if the family allows, let your child socialize more and go out more. If the family conditions do not allow it, then improve the grades and get a scholarship.

In recent years, with the improvement of material living standards, the daily expenses of college students have also increased. The school equipment and consumption level of college students have once again become a hot topic of conversation. How much do college students need to spend on living expenses per month?

In the past, some people ridiculed the living expenses of college students: 1,000 will not die if you are hungry, and 2,000 will not be left. When you don't have money, try to minimize your activities and eat in the school cafeteria, so that you don't starve to death.

When you have a little more money, the game is recharged, the Internet café stays overnight, and you can't save money at the end of the month. Parents are also distressed about giving their children living expenses. If you give too much money, you are worried that your child will be wasted and uncontrolled.

If they give less money, they will be afraid to make their children suffer.

Children from ordinary families need about 1,500 yuan a month to go to college, and it is enough to eat in the school cafeteria and rarely shop.

It depends on what kind of university you are attending, and ordinary universities can give 1500 living expenses a month.

Children from ordinary families need 2,000 yuan a month to go to college. Because children from such families are very considerate of their parents.

I think this needs to be decided based on the financial situation of the family and the location of the university, and many things cannot be generalized。Of course, it is a good thing for children to go to college, so how much should you pay for living expenses each month? Parents are also very entangled in this, for fear that he will spend money and waste money if he gives too much, and worry about not enough if he gives less.

In fact, the economic level of each place is different, and of course we have to look at it according to the local situation.

First of all, the consumption level in some first-tier cities is relatively high, and the monthly living expenses are at least about 2,000 yuan. Some parents always wonder why their children's monthly living expenses are so high when they don't spend money on accommodation. In fact, we can simply calculate an account, breakfast in big cities is about 8 yuan, lunch and lunch are about 15 yuan to 20 yuan per meal, so that the monthly meal cost is 1500 yuan.

In addition, the child also needs to buy daily necessities, fruits, occasionally buy a piece of clothing for dinner with classmates, etc., 2,000 yuan can only be said to be barely enough.

Secondly, the consumption level of some third-tier small cities is relatively low, and the monthly living expenses of 1,500 yuan are enough. The local breakfast costs only 5 yuan per meal, while the lunch and lunch meals are about 10 to 15 yuan per meal, and because the meals in the school cafeteria are relatively more affordable, the monthly meal cost is relatively small. Therefore, we must consider the location of the school when giving living expenses to our children, and if we don't know how to give it, we can refer to the local minimum wage standard.

Finally, we must think more about our family's economic level. Some families are different, and the parents' monthly salary is only 5,000 yuan, and it is obviously unrealistic to give the child 4,000 yuan for living expenses. But if the family conditions are relatively good, it is okay to give more children every month.

In short, the cost of living is not to make the child "slap a swollen face and become fat", but to make him more independent.

I think we should give my child 2,000 yuan, so that I can basically meet his daily needs and have a good college experience.

Today's college students, most of the living expenses of 2,000 yuan are enough to spend, and the average child should not be disadvantaged by giving 2,000 yuan of living expenses every month.

It depends on whether it is a boy or a girl, and the girl gives 1,500 yuan a month, which is about the same, and the amount of food is relatively small, but she may buy some small things.

I have a different opinion, according to the local consumption level, it should be more appropriate to refer to the minimum wage.

The average college student can be about 1500, don't give too much living expenses when you just go to college, you will only give more and more in the future, don't raise your child's appetite and spend money to become lavish.

One thousand fifteen. The child goes to college, but has no income, and the living ** must be provided by the family. Under normal circumstances, the cost of 30-50 yuan per day is basically no problem, so 1,500 yuan a month can be enough.

This is the cost of a second-tier city, if you go to school in a first-tier city, then you need to add another thousand, if it is a fourth-tier city, then 1,005 is rich.

It depends on different cities, different needs of children, and different family abilities. The average family may be about 1500, which should be relatively low, only enough for daily life. There is no upper limit on more.

Minimum $1000. You can ask your child how much everyone in the dormitory is living in. You can't let money put a lot of pressure on your child. Nor can children be allowed to over-consume and lose themselves from going to school. On the road of comparison, it is getting farther and farther away.

In the first month, you need to just give a lot of things, a little more. The cost of living depends on the location of the university. Generally, about 1500 is enough.

The average college student's living expenses of about 1,500 yuan a month are enough, and there is no need to give too much, so that children can develop the habit of comparison.

The cost of living in college can refer to where the child goes to college, because the price may be different, and the price of living in first-tier cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen is relatively high, and the cost of living may be more. In most areas, the cost of living is generally around 1,500, and a little more can be given to about 2,000.

On this issue, I am afraid that you must first look at the place where your child goes to college, and what is the approximate standard of living. Under normal circumstances, I am afraid that it will take about 15,000 to 2,000 a month.

The child has just entered college, and the monthly living expenses do not need to be given too much, about 1200 is enough, so that the child can learn to plan, don't spend money indiscriminately, and don't develop the habit of spending lavishly.

The cost of living in the first month of college should be a little higher, because a lot of daily necessities will be added. In the next few months, you can give about 1000 2000 normally.

You can give a little less at first. Then see if your child has enough. If it's not enough, ask your child to ask you again. This will nurture the child.

Depending on which city it is, for example, more than 2,000 a month in a first-tier city is normal, and more than 1,000 a month in an ordinary city is about the same.

According to the consumption situation, it is generally a work-study study, so it may be that the first or second phase needs to be subsidized, and it depends on his own wishes.

It is more appropriate to give 1,000 yuan a month to go to college, first of all, let children know that they should be restrained in their expenses and develop a good habit of thrift and thrift.

Generally speaking, the monthly cost of college students is about 1500, which can be set by this standard.

Depending on family conditions and local consumption, it is more suitable for an average family between 1200 and 1500.

Under normal circumstances, the monthly living expenses of college students are about 2,000 yuan.

If it is not in the cities of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, it is recommended to be about 1200.

It depends on the area where your child's school is located.

In an ordinary university, my son asks you to give him 500 yuan a month. 500 dollars is too little. Living expenses include the cost of eating, which is the most expensive piece.

It's at least 50 yuan a day. 10 pieces for breakfast, 20 pieces for dinner and 20 pieces for lunch. I have to give him at least 1,500 yuan for 30 days a month, and I think that's enough.

So if it's just that he asks for 500 yuan a month, then you have to give it to him when you wait, but I think you should give him a little more, after all, a person who has a little money outside is still more confident. So I think 500 yuan is too little for living expenses, at least 1500 yuan is enough.

Even if it is an ordinary family, the son of the university asked you to give him 500 yuan a month for living expenses, which is too little, because now 500 yuan may be paid less for living expenses in the school, but it is not enough to eat, and the pocket money is for pocket use, and the expenses will be large, at least more than 1,000 yuan a month.

College tuition, in general, is around 1,000 yuan for living expenses.

Your son only needs 500, which means that he is a good child who is diligent and thrifty, and you are lucky as a parent.

I recommend that you give a minimum of 500 and more if the family conditions allow.

I think as an ordinary family, giving his son 500 yuan a month for living expenses is also doing his best. If his children don't feel enough, they can earn a scholarship at the university or get a job.

In an ordinary family, if your son goes to college, it is normal to give him 500 yuan a month for living expenses. Because as a college student, I only spend 500 yuan a month on living expenses, which is really not high at all.