In this era of economic prosperity, college students, as social leaders, their consumption concept is not only related to personal habits, but also closely related to their outlook on life and values. Therefore, understanding college students' consumption habits and improving their financial quotient have become an important topic in higher education.

Eager to get out of campus

In this 2 1 century full of infinite possibilities, the consumption concept of college students is quietly changing. They are no longer satisfied with simple material needs. In addition to books, mobile phones, travel, computers, audio-visual entertainment and so on have become new consumption hotspots. When asked what they want to do most when economic conditions permit, most students choose to travel, which reflects their desire to get out of campus and feel the enthusiasm of the world.

Rational consumption

Because most college students mainly rely on their parents' financial support, they usually consider the price and quality comprehensively when shopping and try to spend every penny. This also means that they are more inclined to choose goods that are both economical and practical, rather than just pursuing brands or high prices.

Fashion pursuit

Although college students pay attention to practicality and value in consumption, their pursuit of fashion and famous brands has never weakened. This pursuit is not only to show one's unique taste, but also to pursue the quality of life. Fashion and famous brands are an indispensable part of their lives, whether for participating in various social activities or simply showing their personal charm.