Student profile
Name: Dan
Age: 20
Course: Adult Nursing Diploma
View Dan's full profile and summary here
Where will you live? At home, in halls or a house share?
If you chose to live away from home, your rent will depend on the type of accommodation, what’s included and the length of contract. Enter your accommodation costs in the box below.
Rent (or mortgage)
Number of weeks
Disclaimer: Rent varies a lot. We use averages to give you an idea. Average hall costs are based on the National Union of Students Accommodation Costs Survey.
Useful info
- Location, location –consider how the cost of commute to university will affect your budget.
- You can get a bigger maintenance loan if you study in London.
- In halls and most privately rented accommodation, full-time students don't have to pay council tax. To find out how to apply for exemption, contact the Students Union.
- In halls, many of your bills will be covered.
- Try www.accommodationforstudents.com for more info on area guides, average costs and statistics.
- More information on housing, at the National Union of Students website.
- Avoid the 'flatmate from hell' – top tips on living with others
Summary
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You don't have to fill in all sections, but the more information you give, the more accurate your budget.
Your Money
Income
Expenditure
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Balance per year
This is the total you have left after you have covered all your expenses.
Your hours
Study
Employment
Travel
Leisure
hrs
Balance per week
Remember - there are only 168 hours per week.
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