1. Budget: First of all, you should know your monthly income sources, including family financial support, scholarships, part-time jobs, etc. Then, according to the reasonable budget of income, the fixed expenditure and variable expenditure of each month are clearly defined.
2. Expenditure allocation: Allocate the budget according to different expenditure categories, such as food, accommodation, transportation, school supplies, entertainment, etc. Make sure that each category has enough funds, but don't spend too much.
3. Control meals: meals are one of the important expenses in college students' life. You can control the cost of meals by cooking by yourself, purchasing ingredients reasonably and avoiding eating out.
4. Save transportation expenses: Try to choose public transportation or walk instead of private cars, and avoid frequent taxis or car rentals. At the same time, you can share a house with your classmates and reduce rent expenses.
5. Rational use of school supplies: When purchasing school supplies, you can choose products with high cost performance to avoid waste. At the same time, you can share teaching materials and learning resources with your classmates to reduce unnecessary expenses.
6. Control entertainment expenses: Entertainment is a part of university life, but entertainment expenses should be arranged reasonably. You can choose some free or low-cost entertainment activities, such as participating in community activities and outdoor sports.
7. Savings and investment: If economic conditions permit, you can consider saving some funds every month to find a suitable investment method and increase your financial income.
In short, college students' living expenses for one month should be arranged reasonably according to their personal situation and actual needs, and expenses should be allocated reasonably, and unnecessary consumption should be controlled. At the same time, attention should be paid to savings and investment in order to achieve financial stability and growth.