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If you’re a college student trying to save money by opting out of a campus meal plan, you might find yourself splurging on pizza when your meager work-study paycheck arrives and thenRead More…
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Many people have heard of the minimalist movement and its desire to help people think about possessions in a different way. It is seen as a tool that can assist you inRead More…
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When it comes to travel, one of the best memories you can make is by traveling while you’re a student. Whether you’re studying abroad, taking a Eurotrip with friends one summer, orRead More…
When you’re a student, saving money can be a struggle. After all, the costs add up–from textbooks for class, to going out with friends for dinner, to going out for drinks overRead More…