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-What are your financial goals (list at least two)? Consider goals as a college student and as a career professional.

-Complete the Student Budget Calculator. Click on each section to enter the information and make sure you read the directions and the glossary to understand what it is asking you to enter. For some of the information such as tuition and books/fees, visit the university webpage that lists this information. Usually they will offer a Net Price Calculator to help you. Once you complete the Student Budget Calculator, click on view report. Take a screenshot of the summary of expenses and income section (top table) along with the statement that says how much your budget may be short. Paste the screenshot below. You can also click on the print button to save it in your Google Drive.

-Using the information in question #1 and #2, describe your financial stability (how you will do in good times and in bad times in relation to money). What do you define as financially stable? What does it look like? What type of financial decisions does a financially stable person make? Can a college student be financially stable? How?

-As a college student, can you achieve your financial goals with what you are doing now? If yes, why can you achieve it? If not, what do you need to change and why?