A survey on spending habits among college students showed 94% depend on their parents or relatives for living expenses and over 30% are short of money.

一項針對大學生消費習慣的調查顯示，94%的大學生的生活費由父母或親戚提供，超3成大學生覺得錢不夠花。

The study by education consultancy MyCOS found the monthly expenses of college students are RMB1,212 excluding tuition and transportation costs between home and school.

這項由教育咨詢機構麥可思進行的研究發現，大學生每月開銷為1212元，該費用不含學費以及家與學校間往返交通費。

Some 41% of respondents said they have enough money to meet every day needs and still keep a balance. But 32% found themselves occasionally or frequently short of money.

約41%的受訪者稱生活費能夠滿足日常需求，略有結余。但32%的大學生發現自己偶爾或經常會入不敷出。

Spending by female students on items related to personal image was 24 percentage points higher than the opposite gender.

而女生在個人形象方面的開銷則比男生要高24個百分點。

Three core elements affecting student purchases are prices, quality and preference rather than brand or marketing initiatives, said the survey, adding it shows most students are relatively rational in their spending.

調查指出，影響學生購物的3個主要因素是價格、質量和個人喜好而非品牌或營銷活動，這說明大多數學生在消費上相對理性。

The survey also found that 57% of college students have money management practices. 42% bought online financing products. 24% of students save money in the bank, 3% invest in stocks and 2% use peer-to-peer lending platforms.

調查還發現，57%的大學生有理財經歷。42%曾購買在線理財產品，24%在銀行存款，3%投資股票，還有2%的學生使用P2P借貸平臺。

Faced with a cash shortage, 43 percent would give up spending, 40 percent would seek help from parents and 15 percent choose to borrow money from friends.

在面對資金缺乏的情況，43%的學生選擇放棄消費，40%則會向父母尋求幫助，僅有15%會向朋友借錢。

A survey on spending habits among college students showed 94% depend on their parents or relatives for living expenses and over 30% are short of money.

一項針對大學生消費習慣的調查顯示，94%的大學生的生活費由父母或親戚提供，超3成大學生覺得錢不夠花。

The study by education consultancy MyCOS found the monthly expenses of college students are RMB1,212 excluding tuition and transportation costs between home and school.

這項由教育咨詢機構麥可思進行的研究發現，大學生每月開銷為1212元，該費用不含學費以及家與學校間往返交通費。

Some 41% of respondents said they have enough money to meet every day needs and still keep a balance. But 32% found themselves occasionally or frequently short of money.

約41%的受訪者稱生活費能夠滿足日常需求，略有結余。但32%的大學生發現自己偶爾或經常會入不敷出。

Spending by female students on items related to personal image was 24 percentage points higher than the opposite gender.

而女生在個人形象方面的開銷則比男生要高24個百分點。

Three core elements affecting student purchases are prices, quality and preference rather than brand or marketing initiatives, said the survey, adding it shows most students are relatively rational in their spending.

調查指出，影響學生購物的3個主要因素是價格、質量和個人喜好而非品牌或營銷活動，這說明大多數學生在消費上相對理性。

The survey also found that 57% of college students have money management practices. 42% bought online financing products. 24% of students save money in the bank, 3% invest in stocks and 2% use peer-to-peer lending platforms.

調查還發現，57%的大學生有理財經歷。42%曾購買在線理財產品，24%在銀行存款，3%投資股票，還有2%的學生使用P2P借貸平臺。

Faced with a cash shortage, 43 percent would give up spending, 40 percent would seek help from parents and 15 percent choose to borrow money from friends.

在面對資金缺乏的情況，43%的學生選擇放棄消費，40%則會向父母尋求幫助，僅有15%會向朋友借錢。