First of all, consider financial management, rational consumption, list your own financial planning, and spend according to your actual situation. If your income is low or it is difficult to pay your living expenses, you can consider taking some time to find a part-time job or investing in some activities that are easy to make money.
Secondly, we should strengthen thrift in daily life, don't spend too much money on unnecessary things, learn to live alone, control our own expenses, and let ourselves have more savings. Only in this way can we develop a certain sense of thrift, learn to rely on ourselves, and don't have to ask others for money too much to meet the current needs.
Furthermore, college students can also consider borrowing money from their family or friends to solve problems, which requires them to be honest and reliable, and avoid forming bad feelings because they owe money to their family or friends. Therefore, if possible, ask your family and friends to confirm your financial income before you borrow money. As long as you have the ability to repay, they may consider giving you a certain amount to help you improve your predicament.
Finally, you can also consider a loan. Some college students have their own savings and are unwilling to ask for money from their families. At this time, you can consider applying for loans from banks or other financial institutions. Although some institutions will examine your loan application very strictly, it can generally be approved if it meets the conditions. As long as you can pay off the loan in time, this is the best solution.
In a word, if college students want to get rid of the predicament of asking their parents for money, they should consider financial management, daily frugality, borrowing money and loans from family or friends, adjust their expenses reasonably according to the actual situation, try to avoid asking their parents for money, and let themselves have enough economic ability to do what they want.