
Save money at the vet school to get your financial home in order before you go to school. All high school is expensive, and student loans are a problem.
Save money on Vet School Council # 1:
Find out if auto insurance rates are cheaper at your school's location than previous rates. Yes, it is a pain to change the registration on your car and shop for auto insurance, but most veterinary schools are in rural areas and should have lower auto insurance rates. Be sure to compare many companies and areas. Remember, the less monthly expenses you have in school, the less you will have to borrow to cover them. Even if you do not switch your insurance to a new location, you can save money by telling your insurance company that you will drive less than miles.
Save money on Vet School Council # 2:
A car is a great way to save money. If you have a gas beast, get rid of it, if you have an expensive luxury car, sell it. Get yourself into a compact compact car that gets great gas mileage. Compact cars are cheaper to get car insurance. When you think about getting rid of you, the expensive car thinks about how badly it will lose the seat, and not be used while you work at the vet school. If all cars are going to lose a certain percentage each year to minimize the cost of a dollar, you have the cheapest car. 10% of 20K is 2K, but 10% of 10K is half of 1K. I know that I know that you love your car. I think about it.
Save money on Vet School Council # 3:
When you first learn that you are going to go to school to try to pull up an ad in a local newspaper or on Craigslist, something like a first year student searching for cheap furniture or veterinary schools must be written in the ad. You will be surprised that graduates of older people are trying to get rid of many useful items cheaply. You must monitor fraud. Another way would be to contact the school and see if they have a message board to which you can send messages. Try to keep the message short and accurate. You could score big size with very cheap books or even old notes. Be proactive!

