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Key

1. Listen for general understanding.

Housing: A,C

Food: B,D

Books: A

Part-time job: C

Entertainment: B,C

Credit cards: B,C,D

2. Listen for detailed information.

1) flexible; library; tips; jumpstart; cash

2) free; discounted; newspaper; 10; deals; check with; organizes

Transcript

Bargain books, cheap thrills & dining on a dime

Ryan Kaplan: Hey there, thanks again for clicking on Two Cents. I’m Ryan Kaplan.

Jared Kaplan：And I’m Jared Kaplan. Today we’re gonna uncover the lost art of managing your personal spending in college.

Ryan Kaplan：And that’s probably something, Jared, (that) you

wish you knew a little bit more about when you’re back at school. It seemed you did spend your entire first month allowance on that Harry Potter’s costume back in the university in Michigan.

Jared Kaplan：Er, yah, I did and I still got the spectacles and Quidditch stick to prove it.

（sound from a movie）You’ll never catch me, Potter!

Ryan Kaplan： Man, I love that costume.

Jared Kaplan：Yeah, it’s even more of a reason that I wish I knew the tips. We’re gon na talk about today back when I was in school.

Jared Kaplan：Let’s start with housing. Choosing dorms versus apartments for other of campus alternatives if you’re looking to save money. If you’re gonna go with the apartments off campus choices, choose a roommate of two or three, preferably those with capital hygiene. This would help you not only split the cost on rent, but on groceries, utilities, and all the other associated costs.

Ryan Kaplan：Now there’s also some way to save money when it comes to food. The first thing you could do is enroll in your school’s sponsored meal plan. This meal plan will cover several meals throughout the week and will save you money over

having to buy each individual meal. Dorm food gives some people the willingness though, and for those individuals, there are also ways to save money. Go to your grocery store, buy some chicken, and have a salmon baked. The bottom line is that if you’re cooking food every single night instead of order-in, you’ll save money in your hall.

Jared Kaplan： Ryan, I know you love to highlight every little word of those freshly minted textbooks, but go with used books to save money, and don’t forget at the end of the semester, to return it for a little extra spending cash.

Jared Kaplan：Many university employers offer flexible hours to fit your schedule. And if you’re the studying type, you may be even able to do it on the job, like if you work at the library. Some people want jobs that pay great tips like waitress thing and parking cars, but even better, get a paid internship. It will help you get a jumpstart on your career while at the same time, put a little cash in your pocket.

Jared Kaplan： Ryan, what do you think about entertainment?

Ryan Kaplan：Well for fun at school, I used to go to the museum on campus.

Jared Kaplan：Not the exactly what I was thinking about, but you still bring up a good point. Many college towns have a ton