One week from today I will be living in my senior year college apartment getting ready for my senior year of college. I don't know about you but that makes me feel a little more than old. I am a senior in college. Where did the time go?
As a college senior, I am starting to plan out for the rest of my year, including what happens after I graduate. I am starting to figure out where I am going to be a year from now. I am starting to figure out what my life is going to look like in the real world. I am starting to figure out who I want to be in the real world.
While I figure that all out, I've realized that I am going to need money -- money to buy food, money to pay for rent. That was the reason I that, instead of doing an internship or more theatre this summer break, I got a job and made money -- so that I was prepared, financially, for whatever came along next.
However, as my senior year rolls around, I am working hard to save that money as best I can wherever I can.
Because college ain't cheap.
Especially when it comes to books. That's why I've turned to Campus Book Rentals. Because, as I've figure out, renting books is just plain easier than buying them. Don't believe me? Watch this freakin' hilarious video and find out.
Last time I checked, saving 40-90% off of bookstore prices, free shipping both ways, flexible renting periods and a donation to Operation Smile with each textbook rented?
So if you're like me and trying to save money for what's coming ahead (or just want to save money in general - because who doesn't like that?) then please use Campus Book Rentals this semester - and I promise you won't regret it.
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How exciting this time is for you!! Don't become too wrapped up in becoming exhausted thinking and planning life after graduation. Enjoy your last year of college!!
Funny you mention saving money... I did a similar post about saving while in our dire college broke years, and I'm glad to see others sharing tips and tricks!
I started this blog after a break-up and I try to keep it up as a reminder of how beautiful life can be - both for myself and anyone who wants inspiration.
Live outside the beautiful city of DC.
Go to the University of Maryland to study theatre.
Currently a senior & scared about lifeaftercollege (yes it's one word!)
Spend most of my days in class/rehearsal/work/giving tours of the campus.
And most of my nights at the bar or more rehearsal.
I eat a strict paleo diet.
Obsessed with musical theatre.
Drinker of red wines & almond milk.
Huge Boston fan (Go Pats/Red Sox/Celtics!)
I am a tour guide on campus & can spout awesomely random facts about the university.
Lover of pink, opera, baking, running, organizing Neil Patrick Harris & New York City.
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I hope that it works in Canada!
ReplyDeleteHey love! I found you on the coast to coast link up. So glad I did!!!! Love your blog!
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How exciting this time is for you!! Don't become too wrapped up in becoming exhausted thinking and planning life after graduation. Enjoy your last year of college!!
ReplyDeleteFunny you mention saving money... I did a similar post about saving while in our dire college broke years, and I'm glad to see others sharing tips and tricks!
xo, Bev