College life can be a little rough. All of a sudden you have to plan your day, go to class, pay for books, tuition—all that jazz can leave you feeling a little broke. A lot broke rather, but remember that you’re fellow classmates are going through a similar situation. It’s inevitable, so here are a couple of tips on things to do and places to visit that are fun and entertaining near the UT Dallas campus most importantly they are also very doable on a budget. Keep reading to find out what to do when you’re broke AF at UTD.
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There are 29 locations across the DFW area and not only are they free but also each library will offer a variety of free and low-cost classes and events.
Admission is free yo! Every day is free, special exhibitions do cost. Always remember they close at 5 pm.
Don’t miss out on spending a day amongst books you can browse, read, access to free Wi-Fi and free coffee! Most locations also host events such as book signings, farmer’s markets, book clubs, story time, book readings and outdoor movies.
Arcade games galore! Take your pick from any of the game machines available, bring a couple of buddies, build up a challenge you name it. Each play is only 5 cents.
No need to miss the movie-going experience when Movies 10 is only a few minutes away from campus. Tickets range from $3-5 dollars.
The city of Richardson has a lot of community events available for everyone such as art and music festivals, holiday parades, marathons. In addition, the parks and trails where you can enjoy a nice breath of fresh air, play some ultimate Frisbee, hike, bike and picnic with friends.
Sign up for movie theatre newsletters –several times a month they will have free screenings of upcoming movies! Free movies are the best when you’re broke AF at UTD!
Local eateries in the area particularly in Richardson’s Chinatown have a menu of delicious meals under $10, however most are cash-only.
Mozart Bakery has very delicious and beautiful pastries of all shapes and flavors, in the evening most pastries and breads are extremely reduced.
Not only will it give you a break from studying, but also you’ll be able to spend time getting to know the on-campus community with your similar interests. Many on-campus clubs will partner with organizations to volunteer during events around the city.
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