I had to buy a ton of things, and I’m not finished. If you are counting the Laptop (which was about $1900-2000), I probably spent $3000+. Your linens could easily cost you $200+. And I still haven’t finished buying everything yet, although I really only have cheap things left to buy, as well as a blanket for my bed.

I don’t know the exact amount, as I haven’t tallied everything. I think I may be overestimating, but not by too much. I’ll think I’ll be at $3000 when I finish buying things.

Expenses could very heavily, depending on whether you have to bring in furniture or a computer (which you will, but maybe you already own one).

Don’t forget about books–I haven’t factored them into my costs yet because I don’t know the costs. I’m not including them in the $3000.

By the way, I am going to be in a dorm for all four years.

I’m going into my third year, and I live in an apartment during the school year. I have spent nothing for this year because I have all of my old junk yet … ain’t beat my laptop past repair, didn’t break the couch from pillow fighting yet, still jump on the bed & haven’t broken it so far, got some note books from my cousins although the notebooks do say “University of North Dakota” on the cover while I go to college near St. Paul, MN — I could get beaten up for that and then I’d have a hospital bill, and my roommies ain’t beat the hell out of my mp3 or radio no matter how bad my music tastes are. I don’t really go for the whole ‘buy new clothes each school year’ thing, but I’ve picked up a few random clothes over the summer although they’re not specifically for school. So, yeah, I’ve basically got everything I need. I hope that you aren’t looking for tuition amounts though because then that “nothing” changes to something, but even then it’s not too much because I luckily got a lot of scholarships just for being valedictorian of my high school class.

Okay, well I live in a dorm, but this is my 3rd year so I didn’t have to buy everything new. I spent around a hundred dollars to get new sheets, some cleaning supplies, etc. My first year I probably spent $300. I had a laptop and printer given to me as a graduation gift so luckily I didn’t have to buy it. I didn’t have to buy any furniture for the dorm, so this was just bedding, decorations, supplies, a toaster (dorm came with microwave), blender, clothes, and bathroom stuff. I easily could have spent more, but I mostly just spent the money and gift certificates I got from graduation and shopped a lot of clearance sales. Then I don’t know if you want to know this or not, but once I get to college I’ve spent anywhere from $350-$600 on textbooks each semester. 🙁

I went for nursing major. I finished first three years of G.E in a Junior college. Since University charge triple the amount for the same courses, I decided to choose this route. I applied for financial aid and got approved, so I didn’t have loans. Unlike my other friends who went straight to University, had to take loans and they are still paying off their loans. I got $2500 each year from Financial Aid. My friend got $5000 each year. It was more than we needed. I stayed at home. It was economical. Then for my B.S, I transferred out to a University. By that time I was a RN already. My hospital paid for my further education.

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Nothing! I own my house, and live about 10 blocks from school. Financial aid & grants cover books, supplies, touition etc… I’m very fortunate!

too much I got a new laptop, bed, couch, desk, sheets, desk lamp, a few rugs, clothes, and much more…you name and I probably bought!

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