I usually do fairly well with stressfully large financial decisions.
After being given the opportunity to attend the University of Michigan to the tune of $46,000 every year, I made the wise decision to attend a small liberal arts college in a nearby city.
After multiple years, my debt is still less than a single year’s tuition at the University of Michigan. I had better opportunities as a student as well. Our classes were so tiny that 20 students was considered a “full” class, with some seminars being just a handful of students as well as a single professor. I got to think all of my professors fairly well, something I could have never done at a college as large as U-of-M. Knowing that I made the right decision for college after weeks deliberating on the choice, I was slightly more confident with tough decisions moving forward. I had another impasse with money after I was needing a updatement for my portable a/c in my apartment. The portable a/c came with the venue, however it has consistently been abysmal with energy efficiency. I hate this thing, as well as I don’t know I’d ever buy a portable a/c after my experiences with this a single. Although some would see it as a downgrade, I opted to get a window a/c as a updatement. This current unit is stronger as well as much more energy efficient than that seasoned portable a/c. I’m cheerful that my decision turned out to be the right a single again. When it comes to making large purchases, I’m fortunate that I keep making the right choices.
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