That's a lot of money you're puttin out for some stuff. Haha I just got done with my first year in college and I gotta say, you don't need to worry about spending a whole lot on stuff. I guess that's just me though, cause I only spent $1100 on a notebook to use for everyday computing and some graphic-related things (since my first 2 years are gonna be core classes that don't require heavy duty stuff), and I know that the other heavy duty programs will be on my school's systems for later.
Plus I hardly had the use of my TV and xbox 360 cause I was out and about all the time. But again, that might just be me. My suggestion to you is consider what you'll be taking most of your college career and judge based on that, then really put your money and invest it in things that'll help college-wise. Things like study abroad are always really fun.
Money is hard to come by when you're a college student, so the more you have with ya, the better prepared you are!
Plus I hardly had the use of my TV and xbox 360 cause I was out and about all the time. But again, that might just be me. My suggestion to you is consider what you'll be taking most of your college career and judge based on that, then really put your money and invest it in things that'll help college-wise. Things like study abroad are always really fun.
Money is hard to come by when you're a college student, so the more you have with ya, the better prepared you are!
