Her Campus at Furman
4 Tips for Financial Stability After Graduation
Managing Your Finances Doesn’t Have To Be Hard!
Her Campus at Queen's U
Saying Goodbye to the #Girlboss
How did being called a girlboss go from being a compliment to an insult, and what does this say about society's perspective on corporate culture and capitalism at-large?
Her Campus at Holy Cross
Tips to Manage Your Money in College and Still Enjoy Yourself
Now that summer is officially over and we are all back on campus, I have realized that it has become really difficult for me to manage my money. Going...
Her Campus at Purdue
It Isn’t a Joke! It’s Really All $1
Without a budget in college, it is likely that most of our money will probably be getting spent atour nearest convenience stores, fast food places, and orders from whatever...
Her Campus at Toronto MU
Splurge to save: How Value-Based Spending Can Save you Hundreds of Dollars
Budgeting doesn’t have to mean cutting down on your coffee runs and social outings.
Her Campus at VCU
The 5 Best Apps For Student Discounts
You’ll be rushing to turn on notifs for all these apps ASAP.
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Perks That Come With Your Amazon Prime Student Membership (There’s More Than You Think!)
Prime Student includes all of the benefits of Prime for half the price, along with exclusive offers just for college students! Check out all of the awesome things that...
Her Campus at George Mason University
The Pandemic Should Forever Change the Way We Work
Over the past 18 months, the pandemic has drastically changed almost every part of our lives. From lockdowns and virtual school to daily stress and fear, we have had...
Her Campus at U Maine
Dollar Tree: An Underrated Paradise
If you’re anything like me, finding decent items for really cheap is the same feeling as waking up on Christmas morning! If you’re anything like me, finding decent items...
Her Campus at Nanyang Tech
Money Matters: What You Need to Know
Throughout our formal school education, hardly anyone teaches us about managing our finances. Sure, we might learn about compound interest and economics and tuition fee loans for the sake...