By Xinyi Luo It is no secret that the U.S. is one of the most expensive countries for international students to further their studies. Compared to Americans, international students need to pay higher … Read more
By Gehazi Whitehurst  In a perfect world, we would have one giant monthly payment that accounts for everything we are going to spend our earnings on. Alas, a real-world budget doesn’t work like … Read more
By Monica Dunn Have you ever booked a flight on a Monday for a weekend getaway in four days with your friends? What about traveled for two weeks across Europe by yourself? Traveling … Read more
By Anthony Ashe According to the Department of Education nearly 42.9 million people, about one eighth of the United States, carry student loan debt. In fact, the Federal Reserve says that American owe … Read more
By Josie Wilkerson Homecoming at the University of Missouri, while being the first of its kind, is a day filled with what you would typically expect. Family and friend-filled tailgates, colorful displays of … Read more
By Sara Sammons It’s common for people to open their first credit card in college, and for good reason. We’re old enough to have one under our name, we’re making big purchases we … Read more
By Matt Brolley Record-keeping. That’s it. That’s the most important thing when it comes to personal finance in college. College is an amazing thing, but only if you do it right. It isn’t … Read more
By Laura Evans Coming to college, it quickly became apparent how many students struggle with money. Between high tuition costs, low-paying jobs or the dreaded unpaid internships, and new independence in paying for … Read more
By Dax Vogler When I got accepted into the University of Missouri, I promised myself that I would be cautious with how I spent my money. I did not want to spend all … Read more
By Isabella Ledonne High school taught me many things but there are two things I can’t seem to forget: Mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell and college tuition is ridiculously expensive. It … Read more
