I really liked it when you compared the expenses to a McDonald/ subway job because thats the reality for most of the students these days. I myself work at one of them & I can say my monthly pay is equal to the overall living expense. thanks to my parents who pay my uni tuition.
By the way, am I the only who is curious about your personal life?! Your relationship status/history, age, why choose the university and the course you're studying, your hometown, countries visited and to be visited, parents career, family and siblings etc #Stayhome
Oh hi please can you make another video on solicitors and can you split it on like from a levels in collage and then to uni then lpc then training contract everyone repost this if you want it
At the moment I’m going to York for my masters (Covid permitting). In theory I should have £1100 per month for all living expenses (inc rent) and I didn’t knew if it would be enough (rent seems to be £150-180 per week). So thanks for the video, it really eases my mind knowing that it will be enough🙂
No problem! Over £1k will definitely be enough - there's always lots of opportunities to work for the uni/become a student ambassador etc to top up the cash too. Good luck for your masters!
I really liked it when you compared the expenses to a McDonald/ subway job because thats the reality for most of the students these days. I myself work at one of them & I can say my monthly pay is equal to the overall living expense. thanks to my parents who pay my uni tuition.
By the way, am I the only who is curious about your personal life?! Your relationship status/history, age, why choose the university and the course you're studying, your hometown, countries visited and to be visited, parents career, family and siblings etc
#Stayhome
Wow £112 a week.. my accommodation for September is over £150
off campus accommodation is always cheaper. my constantine accom was like £160+ a week... like ouch
Oh hi please can you make another video on solicitors and can you split it on like from a levels in collage and then to uni then lpc then training contract everyone repost this if you want it
At the moment I’m going to York for my masters (Covid permitting). In theory I should have £1100 per month for all living expenses (inc rent) and I didn’t knew if it would be enough (rent seems to be £150-180 per week). So thanks for the video, it really eases my mind knowing that it will be enough🙂
No problem! Over £1k will definitely be enough - there's always lots of opportunities to work for the uni/become a student ambassador etc to top up the cash too. Good luck for your masters!
Do u know that u spent money on the things in your cupboards? And that things from the cupboards can be taken out of the house with u?!
Just 💃 in Corona Virus time
what do you do during the Corona Virus outbreaK???
still studying - just online/from home!