Every college kid knows that at some point or another, you are going to be strapped for cash. Of course, you are still going to want to do something fun though but what can you do? Keep reading for 10 things you can do when you’re broke AF at Arizona State University.
Laying around the park looking at the view with friends, as well as complimentary events put on by ASU and Phoenix, will never cost a cent.
Really close to campus is South Mountain, where you can have a hike up the two and a half mile long Holbert Trail. You can even have a guided hike by park rangers absolutely free of cost.
In downtown Tempe right near campus is the Tempe Beach Park, where you can often catch great festivals, concerts, or runs that take place at the lake nearby.
Another short hike practically on the Arizona State University Tempe campus, near the Sun Devil Stadium.
Easily one of the nicest sights around downtown Phoenix and is very historic.
Great to walk around, see the lake and the animals that are usually around.
One of the many museums that you can check out around downtown Phoenix. It is free and you get to learn all about the history of your surroundings!
Tucked right behind the Wells Fargo Arena on the Tempe campus, the Arboretum is a small but beautiful natural wonder.
Near the downtown Phoenix campus, the Japanese friendship garden is a tranquil and very relaxing place for those who need to get away.
Located in Tempe, this is a great and scenic place to either bike or hike through.
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