Food and daily expenses
In Capital Medical University, students' living expenses mainly include meals and daily expenses. For food, most students choose to eat in the canteen near the school, which can save time and energy in cooking and purchasing ingredients. A canteen meal is generally between 10-20 yuan, and it is reasonable to spend about 600-900 yuan on food every month. In addition, we also need to consider the cost of some snacks and drinks, which usually depends on personal preferences and consumption habits.
accommodation expense
Capital Medical University provides dormitory for students, and the accommodation cost is relatively cheap. Generally speaking, the cost of school dormitory is about 1000-2000 yuan per semester. If you choose to rent a house off campus, the cost will increase, which generally varies according to the location and room size. The cost of renting a house in Beijing is relatively high, generally between 2000 and 4000 yuan per month. You can choose suitable accommodation according to your economic situation and comfort.
Learning and entertainment expenses
For study and entertainment, you may need to buy some textbooks and school supplies. These fees vary according to majors and courses, but usually range from several hundred yuan to several thousand yuan per semester. In addition, you may take part in some club activities, outdoor sports or play with friends. The expenditure in this area also varies according to personal interests and consumption level, generally ranging from several hundred yuan to one thousand yuan per month.
Generally speaking, the appropriate living expenses vary from person to person. In Capital Medical University, everyone's consumption level and living habits are different, so everyone's living expenses will be different. According to my personal experience and understanding, a relatively reasonable range is about 2000-4000 yuan per month. However, you need to plan and manage your living expenses reasonably according to your economic situation and consumption demand, so as to ensure that you can meet your basic living needs and learning needs.