Graduation party on a budget

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Tossing caps in celebration. For seniors, graduation is just around the corner. A graduation party is a popular way to say goodbye to high school friends and celebrate the new phase of life that they are starting.

Alyssa Freyman, Editor-in-chief
May 15, 2019

Seniors celebrate the end of the school year while basking in the summer sun. They dream about the new part of their lives that is fast approaching: college. The moment soon arrives where their friends and family gather together to congratulate the soon-to-be freshman in college.

A graduation party has become a popular way to celebrate seniors. However, it can become costly and inconvenient for those who are trying to save money for college. Below are some ways to spare expense without sparing appearance and fun.

Alyssa Freyman
Stick to a budget. Talk to your parents and make sure that you are in agreement with how much money will be spent. Remember: you’re going to college and still need to pay for your education and necessities.

 

Cutting costs doesn’t mean you have to cut out the fun. If you follow these tips and find ways to save money, you’ll thank yourself later when buying things for your dorm room.