If college students' living expenses are always insufficient, as college students, they can first plan their living expenses reasonably and manage their finances well. Secondly, you can do some part-time jobs, save some money and earn some money. Finally, seek family help. The following is my elaboration from these three aspects, hoping to give you some inspiration.

First, do a good job in financial management. We should have the habit of keeping accounts and take notes every time we spend, so that we can clearly see the maximum proportion of each month's consumption and where the money is spent, and then change the current consumption situation through comparison. If you usually spend a lot of money online, at this time, you have to think about whether you really need this thing. Every time we buy something, we should make the best use of it to maximize its value. Learn a minimalist lifestyle and learn to give up.

Second, do some part-time jobs. Many college students who don't have enough living expenses will choose to work part-time in the canteen when they are in college. First of all, they can eat for free at work, saving a lot of money and making a sum of money. Moreover, they usually work while eating, and the working time will not be too long, usually about an hour, which will not affect their studies. In addition, you can also help others send express delivery or buy rice. Generally speaking, it costs one to two yuan to get a meal and one to two yuan to get a courier. But as long as you persist, many a mickle makes a mickle. Help others get ten couriers a day, and you can earn hundreds of dollars a month. Of course, these are just working to make money. In fact, we can also make money by knowledge. For example, tutoring primary or middle school students usually costs tens of dollars an hour. You can also be a teaching assistant in a counseling institution. You can also help others do PPT, make forms, write and make money. In short, there are still many part-time jobs that college students can do. If you want to find them, you can't expect money to come to you.

Third, ask parents for it. This is the best policy, because I believe that the budget for living expenses given by ordinary parents is sufficient, and only by spending in advance will we feel insufficient. But if we really have no money, mom and dad will be our backing. In a word, we would rather ask our parents for money than touch campus loans. Once you touch the campus loan, it will snowball, and it will get bigger and bigger, and finally it will not pay off. And I believe that as long as you spend your money in a reasonable place and tell your parents, they will understand us.