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Like you said even before we started the project, is that we wouldn't want to grow up. I do agree with that. I'm afraid of trying to find a job and even getting into a college I want to be in. I want to have a good income and live in a nice apartment without being in debt. Even though there are many obstacles after high school, I am a bit excited to finally do my own thing. It will be hard, that is one thing I have learned from this project- paying off loans, renting an apartment, buying enough food- but I am still excited. But then again, at the same time I am excited but also don't want to grow up. I think traveling and going to other cities and countries and grocery shopping without my parents will be fun, but the parts where I have to pay taxes and an apartment won't be too fun. I think graduating from high school and going to college will be a great life experience, and that have lots of fun doing it but I'll also be really stressed and worried all the time.

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Reflection:

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Requirements for Food Stamps: Household assets of $2,250 or less, income of $1,287 or less. If employed, not allowed to quit job, must show proof that you are unemployed if that is the case. Need to be actively looking for a job, and can not intentionally reduce hours of work if employed.                Children: Chose to not have children.

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Food Stamps and Children:

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Family of Four: If I had a family of four, monthly expenses would be much more due to the need of more supplies and food. If my partner was working, they would also bring in money, but it can not be certain because they may stay home and take care of the children.  Single Mother: Being a single mother would be a lot more work, since I would have no partner to either bring in more money or help with the children. Expenses would be mostly the same as a family of four, but minus a father.

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Alternative Lifestyles:

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Date, Description, Deposit/Withdrawal, Balance                                               1.3.29: Weekly Groceries; -$70.91, -$70.91     1.5.29: Coin Karaoke; -$2.83, -$73.74             1.10.29: Weekly Groceries; -$70.91, -144.65     1.12.29: Paycheck (after taxes); +2692.66,  $2548.01                                         1.16.29: Dinner w/ Friends; -$21.08, $2526.93                                         1.17.29: Weekly Groceries; -$70.91, $ 2456.02  1.20.29: Apartment Rent (including utilities); -$299, $2157.02                   1.23.29: Personal Retirement; -$150, $2007.02                                         1.24.29: Weekly Groceries; -$70.91, $1936.11   1.25.29: Medicare; -$210.92, $1725.19           1.26.29: Paycheck (after taxes); +$2692.66, $4417.85                                         1.27.29: School Loan; -$252.37, $4165.48       1.28.29: Phone Plan; -$40, $4125.48             1.28.29: Cable Plan; -$34.99, $4090.49           1.30.29: Weekly Groceries; -$70.91, $4019.58                                           1.31.29: Transportation Fees; -$100, $3919.58                                             1.31.29: ATEEZ Concert; -$99, $3820.58        Monthly Earnings: $3820.58

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Ledger:

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Activity One: ATEEZ Concert $99.00            Activity Two: Coin Karaoke $0.25 (per song)  Activity Three: Dinner with Friends $21.08

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Activities:

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Grocery Store Name: Gmarket                    Grocery List: Bulk Cheerios- 557g ($5.94), Whole Milk- 1/2 gallon ($2.39), Ground Coffee- 900g ($3.26), Dried Strawberries- 14g ($4.38), Dried Blueberries- 14g ($1.40), Honey Nut Granola Bars- 10 ($10.21), Hamburger Buns- 6 ($5.28), Lemon Hummus- 227g ($2.99), Cucumber- 3 ($2.07), Red Pepper- 2 ($2.99), Red Onion- 1 ($0.99), Chicken Breast- 3lbs ($12.16), Spinach- 454g ($1.69), Cherry Tomato- 454g ($2.50), Lemon Juice- 907g ($1.09), Graham Crackers- 4 packs ($8.43), Juice Boxes- 6 ($1.33), Green Tea- 10 pack ($0.21), Instant Ramen- 4 ($1.66)      Weekly Grocery Bill: $70.91                          Monthly Grocery Bill: $283.88

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Groceries:

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Gas: Not needed (No car)                        Alternate Transportation: Subway and city bus, about $100 per month

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Gas and Transportation:

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Phone Payment: $25 for first month, $40 regular                                              Cable Payment: $34.99 per month            Internet Payment: Included with apartment

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Phone, Cable, and Internet Plan:

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Apartment Ad: "Cozy place in the center on Gangnam" w/ roommate                              Monthly Apartment Rent: $299 (including utilities)                                                    Car: No car needed, city transportation will be used

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Monthly Rent and Car:

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Monthly Student Loan: $252.37                Projected Student Loan: $45,196

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Student Loan and Projected Student Loan:

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Price of Healthcare (in South Korea): On average $2,531 (http://apps.who.int/gho/data/view.main.HEALTHEXPCAPKOR?lang=en)

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Medicare:

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Percent: 8.6%                                            Amount Saved (per month): $150

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Personal Retirement:

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Federal Taxes (for foreigners in South Korea): 17% (link below)                        State Taxes: None                              Social Security Taxes (includes medical care): 6% (https://www.activpayroll.com/global-insights/south-korea)

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Taxes:

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Gross Income: $55,095  (https://www.salary.com/research/salary/benchmark/retail-tire-store-manager-salary)     Net Income: $20,952 (https://smartasset.com/taxes/paycheck-calculator#pDYvb9oqxC)

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Gross and Net Income:

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Ad:  Lululemon Athletica, Store Manager, $64,624 per year                              Residence: Seoul, South Korea

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Ad and Residence:

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Job Title: Fashion Business Manager          My Career Choice: The field I have chosen is fashion and text tiles, and the profession is business management. This job includes researching and determining consumer behavior, retailing, fashion cycles, etc. This attracts me because I do enjoy the trends and fashion industry, but I also love marketing, helping to style clothes, and everything else that comes with the job.                                                                     The growth outlook for this job is excellent, as the earning potential is a generous amount. Starting off in the industry, around 37,500 can be made in a year. Though, up to 80,000 can be made a year with enough experience and a good job. For a management job, the amount of experience required is about 2-3 years.                                                 (https://www.glassdoor.com/Job/seoul-fashion-jobs-SRCH_IL.0,5_IC3021489_KO6,13.htm)

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Future Job:

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College: Seoul National University- There were many colleges I looked at and thought about for this project, including schools in the USA, but finally I picked SNU. SNU is located in Seoul, South Korea, and offers many academics in Korean and English. A dream of mine is to travel and study in Seoul for college, and possibly live there for a few years after. SNU has a considerably diverse program for fashion, which includes fashion business. Fashion business provides knowledge in marketing, consumer behavior, and retailing, etc. The school also provides Korean language classes for foreigners so they are able to participate in Korean spoken lessons and activities in Seoul.                                    Loans: The tuition for international students for an undergraduate program is $6,000 a year. Since an undergraduate program takes four years, the tuition for four years would be $24,000 not including textbooks, but because of the scholarship, the total I would have to pay would be $12,000. Including textbooks, spending money, meals, and dorm fee the total price would be about $35,800 for the four years of college. I set my loan to be payed off in twenty years, which puts me at 240 monthly payments of $252.37, with an interest rate of 5.8%. (https://www.finaid.org/calculators/scripts/loanpayments.cgi)

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College Choice and Loans:

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