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Inexpensive Vacation Ideas for College Students

Vacationing for college students is all too often a difficulty, and sometimes not even an option. For those of you who find yourselves struggling to get all of the schoolwork done on time and have to pinch pennies all the while, going on a vacation during the post semester break can seem unfeasible. But don't let tight finances get you down. Everyone deserves a vacation, and you may be able to make it happen with less money than you'd think. Finding the perfect college vacation is simply a matter of creative thinking and clever shopping.

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You don't have to fly out of the country, or even out of state to have a fun vacation. One of the most popular ideas for students looking to get away on their down time is camping. Camping trips are fun and inexpensive ways to bond with your friends and classmates, and this could be just the kind of break you need. There is not a whole lot of planning required. A few basic essentials like tents, sleeping bags, food, and firewood can be enough for a fun trip, and many camp grounds even offer the option of renting a cabin at reasonable rates. Get a few friends together, and get back to nature!

Visiting friends and family is often a great vacation idea as well. One of the most significant costs of vacationing that deters many budget minded college students is lodging expenses. Hotels can cost a fortune in many cities, even those that aren't hot vacation spots or tourist destinations. Talk to some friends and family in nearby or far off locales, and you could be able to have a great vacation in a new place without breaking the bank. Help out with chores and food cost during your stay to be a good guest. As an added bonus, you may have a tour guide to
show you the most fun places in town.

Have you heard the latest leisure time buzzword? More and more folks living on a tight budget are now opting for the staycation. Your home town surely has hidden gems that you have yet to dig up. You may be a local, but even locals don't know everything. Take some time off from work and school to explore landmarks in your own city and state. Many places start organizing interesting events and fairs during the summer months, so you could very well stay home and have the most interesting vacation of your life. Don't feel too compelled to travel--the action could be right under your nose.

So take a break from studying and working. Get away from the books for a while and see something new. Whether you and your friends are in the Liberal Arts or Master of Public Administration programs, take your noses off the grindstone for just a second and have fun. Tireless working is sure to get tiresome before too long. Everyone needs a vacation once in a while, and taking a break could be just what you need to refresh your mind and stay on track.

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