The SD11 class was a great experience. I honestly took this class for the credit but I honestly am so happy I chose this class I come to appreciate this class so much. It was so helpful to me and my career choice. There was so much information given and explained to us to use in the future. After taking this class I could honestly say I am fully prepared for the upcoming challenges. I do plan on applying to internships and activities to help me threw the semesters. After taking this class I have filled out an application at Lutheran center hospital for volunteering. I'm so pleased for have chosen this class.
College is often the first time students manage their own money and it can get overwhelming fast. Between textbooks, food, tuition, and social events, its easy to overspend without realizing it. But learning to budget in college doesnt mean giving up everything fun. Instead its about being intentional with your spending so you can avoid stress, debt, and financial mistakes down the line. Budgeting isnt just about cutting back its a form of freedom. It helps you make the most of your money and take control of your future. Whether your living on campus, commuting, or juggling a part time job, a solid budget is your best friend. Tips on Budgeting in College Track Every Dollar: Use personal finance apps to track spending, categorize expenses, and set goals. These apps help you see where your money goes so you can make smarter decisions. Create a Monthly Budget: Use simple, user friendly budgeting tools. This allows you to plan for every dollar you have coming in and going out. Separate N...
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