It's the school season again, and a new wave of college students is about to start a new life.

University is a transitional period from school to society, and students can often get the first large sum of money at their disposal-"living expenses" at this time, and the consumption habits of college students have also become the focus of social attention.

Recently, many neighborhood videos have appeared in Tik Tok, all about the life of college students for one month. The general answer is about 2500, and a few people live on it for one month 1500.

I remember that the food in the school cafeteria was quite cheap. In addition, as far as some people I contact are concerned, there are indeed students with family difficulties. The living expenses that families can give are not high, and they will take part-time jobs in their spare time. Of course, some people ask for what they want at home if they don't have enough money.

Personally, it is more appropriate for college students from ordinary families to live in the range of 1500- 1700 for one month. Many parents often don't want to add financial pressure to their children, and always try their best to provide support and be a strong backing. But for some children who don't have much idea about money, and even are used to spending, it is necessary to talk about "money" in time. After all, no one's money is blown by the wind, at least let the children have the awareness of knowing how to cherish it.