From my experience of living in 4 apartments since my graduation, I’d like to list out common costs besides food, entertainment, and clothing that you will run across so that you can. Many neighbourhoods have a range of grocery stores, some more affordable than others.īooks & supplies: $500/semester You will likely have additional expenses beyond your tuition related to your courses, such as books, supplies, lab equipment, electronic devices and other technology. Perhaps you are graduating college this spring and will be moving out on your own for the first time, or are moving out alone for the first time in a long time. It can cover your liability if you accidentally damage your unit or if another person gets injured in your home Food & grocery: $60 – $120/week This amount ranges depending on your personal needs. Make sure to ask! Tenant’s insurance: $15 – $30/month Internet: $50-$100/month Some telecommunications providers may have discounts for students. This can be an ideal situation for life skill development and learning to trust yourself. You may have to become proficient at tasks someone else in your household used to managelike budgeting, cooking, and making minor repairs. Depending on the hosuing type utilities like hydro, water, and gas may included in rental costs. When you live alone, you take on added responsibility.
Hydro refers to the cost of electricity and is usually minimum of $50 a month, and can increase depending on how much electricity you consume. Housing: $500-$2,000/month This amount ranges depending on location, and type of housing (room, apartment, townhouse etc.) Hydro: $50+/month
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