Secondly, it costs a lot, especially in big cities. Go shopping with classmates, watch a movie and have a meal on weekends, and hundreds of dollars are gone. It takes 1,800 minutes to catch up with boys to buy a pair of shoes and girls to buy cosmetics! If you fall in love again, the cost will basically double.
The third is that many college students' financial management concepts have not yet been established. In the previous 20 years or so, they have become accustomed to the mode of parental support and do not need to find ways to make money by themselves. On the one hand, there is not much concept of money, on the other hand, there is no sense of tension or urgency in making money, and on the other hand, there is no sense of crisis. Many times, if you can't do anything, you don't want to save some money for a rainy day. You can spend it if you have money.
The fourth is to have the heart and no guts. Many people want to work part-time to earn money and improve their living standards, but they often give up because of laziness and timidity, return to the comfort zone given by their parents, and satisfy themselves with no more or less living expenses.