Hello everyone, how are you all doing today? I've brought a new video for you today.
So today's topic is our most requested video to date,
how did I paid my fees, which has received the most requests on my channel.
So I thought about making a video about it many times, but then I decided to make a complete detailed video explaining
how I had paid the fees for two semesters but collected the fees here for the next two semesters.
So in this video, I'll explain everything in detail; don't skip it
and first like this video and I'll set the aim to 200 likes,
then watch the video; after this video, all your doubts will be cleared.
Many students wonder whether they can collect fees or not because
many parents cannot afford the fees and those students believe that we will come here and collect them,
thus in this video you will learn everything you can do. Whether you can or cannot collect fees, so watch the entire video, don't skip,
so let's get started with the video.
So initially, I'll talk about which intake I came in.
I came in January intake last year,
and as soon as I arrived, you all know that SDS (Student Direct Stream) had arrived,
and we had to come by paying the fees for two semesters according to it.
So, while I had previously submitted the payments for two semesters,
but the fees for the third and fourth semesters had to be collected here by myself.
I didn't want to get it from family members; I wanted to collect it myself, therefore I'll tell you how I did it.
As you may be aware, persons with January intake get jobs extremely late.
Because of the weather, companies are not hiring.
So, when I arrived in January, I got a job in April, and the first day of my job was April 1st.
So I was unemployed for three months in January, February, and March,
and I survived on my GIC, which pays $670 a month.
So you notice one thing: my expenses were also less, and this is really important.
The first item to consider is your rent;
if your rent is in the $300-350 range, you are already saving $150-200 dollars.
Because I have some friends who spend $500 and I pay $320,
there is already a $150-200 gap, which can add up to a $2,000 difference in a year, right?
So my rent is $300, and my presto is free because my college is nearby , and my job is within walking distance.
So $320 for rent, $100 for phone, making a total of $420, plus 150-200 $ for groceries,
making a total of about 600$ for the monthly expenditure, for which I used my GIC for three months.
After that, I got a job and worked for 5 months from April to August, saving $1100 and spending $650 from my GIC.
So, if I earn $1100 every month, I'll have $5500 in 5 months.
So I used my GIC to cover my monthly expenses and saved the money I earned from my job,
So I saved $5500, till August, while my two semesters were finished.
So let's continue the discussion, stay tuned with the video.
Now let's talk about what's next, I previously told you that I saved $5500 in 5 months from April to August,
and now let me tell you that there is a 14-day semester break here, as there was in my case in April, during which we can work full-time.
I'm going to tell you how we can get $500 extra as a result of this. So, during my semester break,
I worked full time for 14 days and saved another $500, bringing my total savings to from $5500 to $6000.
My semester concluded around the 15th-16th of August,
So I got another 14-day break during which I saved $500 more by working full-time,
bringing my total savings to $6500.
So, by removing all expenses, I was able to save $6500 in August by working 20 hours per week.
So, when it came to my third semester, I had the option of taking a break after the second semester.
So, if you want to know more about it, ask your college's programme coordinator,
and don't take a break without asking. We asked for a break so that no one would question our work permits or anything like that,
so my pals and I took a break, which is the main reason I was able to earn my fees.
I don't think I would haven't earned if I hadn't taken that break,
because I worked full-time for four months from September to December and was paid $2,000 per month.
So 2000$ every month for four months is 8000$, plus my prior 6500$ savings equals roughly 15000$,
and my semester costs were 7500$.
So by January, I'd amassed roughly $15,000,
of which I paid $7500 for the third semester and retained the rest.
After that, my GIC balance was exhausted.
So, starting in January, I spent 600-700 dollars on expenses and saved $300-400 from the $1100 I was earning, so that's how I saved money.
So that's how I earned and if we look on another scenario,
So, if someone is coming here or if someone is working here from the beginning,
For example, if I worked from January to August,
I would have earned 8000$ for 8 months,
which I would pay as my third semester fees,
and in the third semester, I would have worked for 4 months and earned $4000,
leaving me with $4000 more to collect.
It is quite tough to collect fees in student life if you are not working full time and only working 20 hours a week part time.
So I told you how I earned every single dollar
So my break was a main part in which I earned and paid my fees.
And if I hadn't taken that break, I wouldn't have been able to earn and would have had to ask my family for money.
So I told you about a different situation that what could have occurred if I had saved from January to August.
So that's all in the video; I paid the 15000 dollars that I had earned for the third semester, as well as the fees for the fourth semester.
So the $300-400 dollars I was earning in January was my savings because I had already collected the fees.
So that's it for today's video; I hope you like it and found it useful since I tried to explain everything to you,
and now I'd want to discuss something that in this. your monthly expenses are very important
because if your rent is $500 and your monthly expenses are over $900 ,
it will be difficult for you to save money,
causing your earnings to be low and you'll also be unable to save enough to pay your fees.
So that's it, if you have any queries, please ask them in the comments and I'll do my best to answer them. I'll also put my insta id in the description,
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