Student Saver
October 2011
5 Ways the Internet is Saving You Money (and 3 Ways It's Costing You More!)
The Internet is a valuable resource for college students, but it can also be a cash sink if you're not careful. In this article, read about the best and worst ways the Internet impacts your finances.
How to Make Money Without Getting a Job
If you think there might not be a way for you to make money without getting a job, think again. We've come up with more than a few ways for you to earn some cash without full-time employment.
Does Renting Textbooks Really Save You Money?
Renting textbooks can likely save you money, as most suppliers and retailers offer cheaper prices for renting rather than purchasing the book outright. However, students will need to engage in some research on their part, in order to find out the...
Make the Most of Your Work-Study Position
A work-study position at college can offer exciting opportunities for you to learn and grow. Most positions will require discipline and professionalism, and what you make of it could help define your character and future experiences working with...
A Degree with a Guarantee? (Pros and Cons)
In an effort to increase enrollment rates, a few private and public colleges throughout the U.S. have made a commitment to graduate bachelor's degree-seeking students in four years. The Student Saver reviews the pros and cons of this degree...
Cheap Ways to Dress Up Your Ramen
While ramen is a cheap and simple meal without much nutrition or exotic flavorings, there are a few ways to dress it up and make it more delectable and appetizing. Try adding chopped peanuts, hot sauce, sweet chili sauce, hot mustard, and more.
