How to NOT Worry About Money as a PhD Student (& tips for saving)

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Hello!
In this video, I discuss how you can pursue your PhD while still growing a decent net worth. I know graduate student salaries are notoriously low, but that doesn't mean you'll be broke and living paycheck-to-paycheck. All it takes is a little bit of planning :)
Let me know if you have tips for managing your budget while in graduate school! I'd love to hear how others do it!
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13 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 16

@michaelcallahan8412 2 года назад

I think the IRS would like to have a word with you hahaha. I feel like my best advice to grad students is to get the inside scoop on not only profs with research that aligns with your interests but also ones who have enough funding to hand out RAs like candy to their advisees. It can make life so much easier

@MAnwar96 2 года назад

It's extremely helpful and reassuring!

@nahielipreciado2182 2 года назад

But what about fees and tuition? that's like 1/4 of my paycheck

@tapanbasak1453 2 года назад

Love your videos!

@MrPoposiado 2 года назад

you are INCREDIBLE

@Lele_mmm 2 года назад

Do yo know anything about the sciences and if people take summer internships in the sciences(ex geology) ?

@ayasarsour2860 Год назад

Thank you

@ramyabhagi 3 года назад

Thanks for this video Jan! Could you please make one similar for a master's student? :)

@janpancake 3 года назад

Would love to. First I have to do some research ☺️

@jsphcle Год назад

Thanks for your insights 🙂👏

@janpancake Год назад

Yes! Thanks Dan!

@amusuopaschal6515 3 года назад

Buh your video is based on getting $30k on summer internship Many graduate students have to work as RA and still make roughly $2000 monthly for the 3 months

@janpancake 3 года назад

Let’s say that you don’t do a summer internship, and you make $26K a year. Using all the same numbers I used in the video for expenses, you’d still net $8K. If you could invest $5K at the end of every year, with a starting investment amount of $1K, return rate of 10%, compounded annually, after 7 years you’d have about $50K invested. Also doable and quite a good amount to have when you graduate 🙂

@mattanova 11 месяцев назад

If u deduce tuition fees I’ll have about 16-17k to live with (Canada). With losing another 9600,2400 and 6000 I’m left with -1680 per year. I have to do research on summer semesters too. No time for internship. Health care if shitty for international students, so if something happens to me I fall to -10k per year.