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The monthly survival planner for student money decisions.

Start with a city preset, but let the route context do the heavy lifting when it exists. Student Budget now tests whether a specific school, fee lane, or study route is actually viable month to month, and it tells you what is breaking first.

Confirmed fee cases Shortlist estimates Safer vs stretch routes Housing pressure Loan-backed gaps Cockpit-ready verdicts
Setup

Build the monthly plan fast, then adjust the parts that are real for you

City presets are reference estimates only. Treat them as a starting point and overwrite any number you already know.

Reference monthly living-cost pattern for this city.
Housing mode changes the rent assumption immediately.
Use your real monthly allowance or earned income.
Family support, wages, bursary drawdown, or regular allowance.
Add any stipend, scholarship support, or side-income top-up.
Useful when you are saving toward annual fees month by month.
Example: University of Ghana, private hostel, final-year internship.

Monthly living costs

These are the parts that usually decide whether the month is viable before loan or scholarship help enters the picture.

Diagnosis

See the verdict, pressure point, and realistic next move

The planner stays honest by showing what is pushing hardest on the month, how trustworthy the fee case is, and whether the route still survives real life.

Main pressure point

Run the planner to see whether fees, housing, food, or general income pressure is doing the most damage.

Realistic adjustments

  • Pick a city, housing mode, and income setup first.
  • Adjust the preset numbers to your actual reality.
  • Run the verdict to see what breaks first.
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