Month: October 2018

By Alexandria Montoya I have always wanted to attend the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communications at Arizona State University. When I was as senior in high school and first deciding where … Read more

By Yael Grauer About three years ago, I caught wind of an unconventional bake sale. The Cybertwee bake sale originated as a Kickstarter campaign. For 24 hours, a site on the dark web … Read more

By Tavia Matteson Being a college student has presented me with many vigorous challenges. I have had to find a balance between juggling my education and working a part time job. However, the biggest … Read more

By Rebecca Spiess My very first experiences managing my own money as a teenager were surprisingly successful. I started working at 15, after my parents urged me to start a savings account. The … Read more

By Mythili Gubbi It is said that money doesn’t define who you are, but I believe that it does. I feel that everything I am today is a culmination of my experiences and … Read more

By Maddie Johnson In my just over two years I have spent to college, I have learned the only surefire way to financially successful is to create a budget. I spent two years … Read more

By Lauren Bukoskey My relationship with money did not fully take off until my college education did. I always was aware of what money was, but it wasn’t until I lived on my own … Read more

By Bryan Pietsch In the age of Venmo and splitting bills down to the penny, why shouldn’t college students be taking advantage of the perks of having a credit card? Students are penny-pinchers–they’ll … Read more

By Barbara Smith One thing I have learned about money is that saving is hard. Extremely hard. Growing up, my parents were AMAZING with money. They both paid off their student debts in their 20’s, … Read more