Jennie,+Sabrina,+and+Cameron+Budget

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**Price Evidence:**
[|Campus Village Apartments]: 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bath, Rent=$1375 monthly, Deposit=$300. Deposit=$100 per person for the first month, Rent=$459 per person monthly. [|Campus Village Apartments View:] Campus Village Apartments is 1.1 miles away from SDSU. [|Cox Communications]: $89.99 for Basic Cox Bundle. Bundle includes both Standard and Digital Cable with On-Demand service, one phone line, and High Speed Internet. [|Transportation:] Cameron's Bike $100 from Walmart. [|Camerons entertainment]: Six Flags Magic Mountain $30; Two $10.50 movies monthly.

Write-Up:
We, Jennie, Sabrina, and Cameron have chosen an apartment building named "Campus Village Apartments" which is located only 1.1 miles away from San Diego State University. Jennie and Sabrina will walk to school while Cameron rides his bike to school. We have chosen to spend most of our money on food and saving for next semester's tuition. We spilt the rent, utilities, and cable/internet/phone monthly payments between the three of us. We also split the first month's rent deposit between us. Jennie spent $7659 and saved $1341 in all 6 months. Sabrina spent $7644 and saved $1356 in all 6 months. Cameron spent $8433 and saved $567 in all six months. The payments for the rent, rent deposit, utilities, laundry, food, and tuition were paid in order for us to live and to continue going to school next semester. We chose to pay for entertainment and transportation in order to enjoy ourselves and our college experiences. We also chose to purchase cable/internet/phone to watch some TV, call our friends, and do our homework. We all knew to watch our spending so that for the next semester of college we would be able to pay for it but still be able to enjoy ourselves. It was not too difficult to figure out each expenditure because we all knew what we would want to have during our freshman year in college. Yes, each of us has saved enough money to attend SDSU next semester.