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As a student in Norway, I already live below the povertyline, as "all" students in Norway do. The credit crunch has not yet affected me directly. Its harder to find a job, offcourse. And the grocery-prices are skyrocketing. The rental-market for apartments are still high (inflated on could say). I get a scholarship for full time studies of aprox 6400,- nok a month. After paying the rent, the inet, the bus-card and my phone, I'm left with 2000,- nok. This is supposed to cover food, electricity and books for my studies.

2000,- equals 217 GBP. electricy is about 1/4 of this. I really need a job. If im going to be capable of being a full time student.
(Spng, Mon 26 Jan 2009, 22:27, 2 replies)

eeep!
I'm a full time student and i estimate I've got around £40 to last me til April, it should be interesting
( weaver., Tue 27 Jan 2009, 3:27, closed)

Student economics
Tesco value bread at 3:45pm on Sunday is reduced to 3p.

Tesco value fish fingers to make sandwiches from that bread.

Tesco value baked beans = 9p

Get your tomato sauce in sachets from Wetherspoons pub or McDonalds. Again tomato sauce sandwiches are not too bad :)

5kg bag of pasta, it may be £2 but it lasts fucking ages. Add free tomato sauce to flavour :)
(golddust QOTW now revolves around being a cunt, Tue 27 Jan 2009, 9:22, closed)