[TCA-T5] GLC2O, by ...

1. Tuition: The money you pay for school classes.

2. Living Accommodations (food and room): The place you live and the food you eat.

3. Books, Academic Costs, Technology: Money spent on school books, supplies, and gadgets like computers.

4. Transportation: The ways you get around, like buses, cars, or bikes.

5. Health Care: Services to keep you healthy, like doctor visits and medicine.

6. Clothing, Entertainment, Etc.: Money for clothes, fun activities, and other personal needs.

I think I’ll probably get a park time job when I’m studying in college, so it can help me reduce some of the pressure on finances. A lot of clothes aren’t something that’s necessary for me so I guess I wont spend too much on it. I might have to be concerned about the transportation because I’ll probably have a car at that time, so gas is a big deal. Ill separate my income in to two, one put in saving and the other put in checking so I can save up for things I want to buy

I may find a part-time job on painting on the Internet, share the pressure in my life, and save some money to buy some camera lenses.

It would cost about $100,000, and I would do odd jobs during the holidays to support the family

I want to study business administration, the tuition fee is about 200,000 yuan a year, the rent is about 100,000 yuan plus my book expenses may be thousands of yuan, the transportation is also thousands of yuan, plus the medical insurance is more than 3,000 yuan, I rarely go out to play, clothes are almost occasionally bought, about 8,000 or 8,000 yuan.And these expenses are paid by my father.

I think it should cost a lot of money because tuition as an international student can be more expensive than for local students, as well as the fact that prices are higher in Canada.