Look at cost of attendance for the school she is attending. subtract out tuition

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Jul 25, 2021
4:52:58pm

Lance71 Truly Addicted User

Look at cost of attendance for the school she is attending. subtract out tuition

and you have a pretty good bases for a budget.

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Lance71

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Helping my daughter decide on a budget for freshman year of college.

kccougar Intervention Needed

7/25/21 3:35pm

Less than she makes.

panacablue

7/25/21 3:38pm

My budget in college was almost exclusively driven by the amount of income I had.

jaromp

7/25/21 3:39pm

Raid your food storage and fill the space under her bed with it, get some risers

Nat Gas Man

7/25/21 3:49pm

BYU for my sons was about 8k outside of tuition

jxncoog

7/25/21 4:09pm

$1000 including housing,car,gas etc

kotacoug

7/25/21 4:13pm

Look at cost of attendance for the school she is attending. subtract out tuition

Lance71

7/25/21 4:52pm

We told our kid we would give him $800/mo. + tuition. Books and other is on him.

DwigtA2RM

7/25/21 6:17pm

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