1. $$$ Budgeting $$$

2. Your Earnings:
$8/hour
20 hours/week
=
$160/week

3. 1. Add up monthly expenses:
 Rent - $350
 Electric - $50
 Gas - $75
 Water - $15
 Phone - $45*
 Internet - $40
Total Shared Monthly Bills - $575/3 = 191.67
+
 Insurance - $50
=
 Your Monthly Total for Bills: $241.67 ($242)

4. 2. Divide monthly total by the number
of times you get paid/month:
 Your Monthly Total for Bills: $242
(Let’s say you get paid once a week)
 $242/4 = $60.50
 About $60.50/week = bills
This is how much you need to set aside from each
pay check for monthly expenses/bills!

5. 3. Calculate weekly expenses:
 Bills - $60.50
 Charity - $16
 Gasoline - $30
 Grocery - $30 (Roommates share cost)
Total: $136.50
(If you make $160/wk…You have $23.50/wk left
for savings and/or recreation)
 Savings - ?
 Recreation - ?

6. Savings…Make it work!
Use a spreadsheet to organize your savings into
sections!
 House
 Retirement
 Car
 Car Maintenance
 Emergency
 Travel
 Christmas
 Kindness
 Other

7. 1. Add up monthly expenses:
2. Divide monthly total by the
number of times you get
paid/month:
3. Calculate weekly
expenses:
(Remember to include “bills”)

9. What Does a College Level
Presentation Look Like?
Destinie Roque – UE Course Assistant

10. How This Applies to Me?
Public Presentation Anxiety
College Core Requirements
Career Professionalism

11. Key Elements of a Presentation
Topic
Visual Aids (p.180)
Handouts
Location of Presentation
Dress

12. Speaking
Volume - not too loud or too quiet
Rate - not too slow or too fast
Pitch - Vary pitch in order to keep
speech interesting (avoid monotone)
Articulation - learn how to pronounce
words correctly

13. Body Language
Posture
Facial Expressions
Eye contact
Effective movement vs.
Ineffective movement

14. The most successful
Presentations/Speeches Include:
Preparation
Practice

15. Impromptu Speeches (p 186)
P: Point of view
R: Reasons
E: Evidence or examples
P: Point of view, restated