One-month living expenses of Kashi University

The monthly living expenses of Kashgar University students should be controlled at 1200 yuan-1500 yuan.

Take a boy with ordinary expenses as an example. Let's calculate the cost for one month.

Dietary expenditure

■ Breakfast: canteen 5 yuan (soybean milk, two steamed buns) *30= 150 yuan.

■ Lunch: canteen 10 yuan (one meat and two dishes for rice) *30=300 yuan.

■ Dinner: canteen 10 yuan (one meat and two vegetables for rice/noodles) *30=300 yuan.

■ Extra meals: snacks/fruits, etc. , the average daily 3 yuan *30=90 yuan.

Total monthly living expenses of Kashgar University = 150+300+300+90=840 yuan.

Daily expenditure

■ Dental appliances+washing powder+shampoo+shower gel = 100 yuan.

■ Paper towels+toilet paper+drinking water+hot water fee =50 yuan.

■ Phone bill+transportation fee+internet fee = 100 yuan/month.

Total expenditure = 100+50+ 100=250 yuan.

That is to say, an ordinary Kashgar University student needs to spend about 1090 yuan during his school days, and at least 98 10 yuan during his school days (excluding the three-month winter and summer vacations), which does not include tuition fees, miscellaneous fees and books.

The above statistics must meet the following conditions: 1, and you can't get sick! Don't buy any extravagant clothes and shoes. 3. Never drink milk tea. Don't leave school and go home less during any holiday. 5. Only use chat software to contact family and classmates to save phone bills. 6. Don't buy skin care products and cosmetics. 7. Don't eat, don't travel. 8. Don't talk about boyfriends and girlfriends. 9. Resolutely don't treat people, don't give gifts to anyone. 10, don't buy any books, comics, etc.

Note: Once it exceeds five items, 1500 yuan is definitely not enough!

In this way, it is more appropriate to control the monthly living expenses of students in Kashgar University at 1.200 yuan-1.500 yuan. On the premise of meeting the monthly living standard, the remaining 200-300 yuan per month can be saved as working capital for purchasing durable goods such as clothes, shoes and skin care products in a certain period. It can also train students' financial thinking and ability to allocate expenses reasonably.