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sijndri
University of Iowa, Iowa City, Estados Unidos
Bellas Artes (Pintura, Escultura, Grabados), Grado, Acuerdo de universidad
Gastos
Fuente de financiación principal:
Ahorro personal
Otras fuentes de financiación:
Familia<br> Beca oficial
Oportunidades de trabajo:
No tenía permiso para trabajar
Costumbres personales de gasto
I hardly ever used the telephone; everyone I wanted to contact was either within walking distance, I would see daily at school, or lived in my building. Food was cheaper than at home, since I mostly cooked for myself and rarely went out to eat, except for small, inexpensive meals. Housing was just a bit more expensive than where my home university was - but in general, the rent I paid in Florence was much less than I would pay in a large American city. Nightlife was inexpensive as well, since I mostly visited inexpensive pubs and cafes, and not clubs. Travel was definitely the most expensive thing on my agenda - but I only traveled during breaks, so this probably broke even with the amount that I spend on gas money every day in the United States. Train tickets at the time were not very expensive - what gets expensive while traveling is eating in restaurants, hotels or hostels per night, and entrance fees at any public or private point of interest that you may visit.
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Más caro que en casa.
General:
Igual de caro que en casa.
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Menos caro que en casa.
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Cost-saving tips: most apartments rented to students are fully furnished, so it's not necessary to buy household items. Cook your own meals, do your own grocery shopping, and walk when you can - as opposed to using public transportation (which is cheap in Italy, but still costs something). Visit points of interest on a free day of the week, or get in with a discount student rate. Stay in the cheapest hotels and hostels, since this is where most students are, anyway - and they're usually clean and safe as long as you don't bring anything valuable and always keep your money and passport with you at all times. Also, don't take too many side-trips. There is usually a great deal to discover in the city where your studies are located. Save money for longer trips you can take during school breaks.
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cfrank
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Estados Unidos
Administración de Empresas, Grado, Acuerdo de universidad
Gastos
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Otros
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ninguno
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Costumbres personales de gasto
I traveled as often as possible - taking a study trip to Bruxelles and a school trips to Rome and the Umbria region, in addition to a bunch of shorter trips in the Tuscan region. Going out was about the same; my Italian friends drank a lot less than my American friends. I ate out more - because the food was so good! But found the grocery stores (like Standa) very reasonably priced. And the foods are much fresher (and better!) than we have in the States.
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I used my home ATM card to withdraw foreign curreny. Once when a visa connection of some sort was down for a couple of weeks, I got a cash advance with my AMEX card from the AMEX office in Florence. It's difficult to find household items, for example, hangers (people generally get them in Italy when they buy clothes & there's no Target to run to for cheap household goods). The school has limited Internet access in their library as do many Internet sites around the city. Most "textbooks" were cheap photocopies of textbooks and/or readings, depending on the teacher. I didn't spend nearly as much on books in Florence as I did at home in the States.
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anonymous
University of Iowa, Iowa City, Estados Unidos
Lenguas extranjeras, Grado, Independiente
Gastos
Fuente de financiación principal:
Familia
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Ahorro personal
Oportunidades de trabajo:
No tenía permiso para trabajar
Costumbres personales de gasto
The cost of living compared to the American cost of living is much different which is why I spent less on the basics but I had the opportunity to travel more which is why I spent more on travel but it was still relatively less expensive.
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In Italy going out to eat can be a lot more expensive. I would recommend eating at home if you have a kitchen and when you travel buy to go items from the grocery store to save money for more exciting things.
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katherine g
University of Iowa, Iowa City, Estados Unidos
Comunicación y Ciencias de la Información, Grado, Independiente
Gastos
Fuente de financiación principal:
Familia
Otras fuentes de financiación:
Ahorro personal
Oportunidades de trabajo:
No intenté trabajar
Costumbres personales de gasto
I did a lot more of these categories while I was abroad. For example, I do not travel as much at home as I did in Italy.
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I was prepared for the financial situation. Just keep an eye on the exchange rate.
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Allison C
University of Georgia, Athens, Estados Unidos
Periodismo, Grado, Acuerdo de universidad
Gastos
Fuente de financiación principal:
Ahorro personal
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ninguno
Oportunidades de trabajo:
No necesitaba o no quería trabajar
Costumbres personales de gasto
I felt like I would only see these thing or get to eat these things at this time in my life so why not spend the money.
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Don't eat out all the time. Learn recipes and cook for yourself at home occasionally.
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RORYM8980
Trinity University, San Antonio, Estados Unidos
Administración de Empresas, Grado, Acuerdo de universidad
Gastos
Fuente de financiación principal:
Ahorro personal
Otras fuentes de financiación:
Ahorro personal
Oportunidades de trabajo:
No intenté trabajar
Costumbres personales de gasto
I traveled a lot while abraod...but that was the whole reason that I came to Italy was to see everything...so I didn't minding spending all my money!
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Viajar:
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General, Alojamiento, Comida, Vida nocturna, Teléfono:
Igual de caro que en casa.
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Just try to keep a budget to keep you online
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