Problems Affecting College Students

As a college student, we struggle with scuffling up couch change just to a get a four for four combo at Wendy’s. Central is disgusting, the amount given to us on a meal is not enough for a growing child to live off of. As a college student, your parents send you a small amount of money that you consider a monthly allowance. That you have to balance, so you won’t run out of money. But still seem to run out of money with a week left. Of course, you are thinking that if college students are as poor as society and television make it seem; why don’t college students get jobs? Many college students do not work because it is very time-consuming. Adding in a job is a little too much from some college students because it requires a system of self- time management and determination. I believe there is another way for college students to have money rather than spending their refunds checks, getting jobs, or depending on their parents.
The problem is how college students can have spending money without depending on their parents, their financial aid refunds checks, or getting a job. The problem affects college students. The problem could potentially affect college …show more content…
In 2012, 71 percent of students graduating from four-year colleges had student loan debt: Represents 1.3 million students graduating with debt. 66 percent of graduates from public colleges had loans (average debt of $25,550). And nearly 7 percent of college students said they received financial gifts from parents. However, the average amount of $8,220. Looking at the facts they are relevant to the problem and adds proof to my assumptions. However, the fact about students receiving money from their parents might not be completely