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Based on these three choices, I think the option that would best fit me is Good Budget. I think this is more my speed since it has less to do with budgeting income and bills, which other options are more focused on, and more to do with saving for whatever expenses I have. This would be good for when I need to put aside money for things like books and other supplies as well as paying tuition.

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This app follows the traditional money-saving tactic of stashing money in envelopes. This app is good for setting money aside for the future and is a good visual tool for planning ("Financial Institutions").

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This app allows for more flexible budgeting, like moving funds around as needed. This app also has a calendar feature to better budget income, as well gives reports and stats on your spending ("Financial Institutions").

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Mint is one of the most popular budgeting apps on the market. Mint offers services like budgeting advice, bringing financial accounts together for a better picture of one's finances, and gives a free credit report and tips on how to improve credit score ("Financial Institutions")