Today I have found some good blogs by students, and because I am a student, I can really relate to these. I give these blogs my highest respect and overall a two thumbs up, and for my specific thoughts and comments, look below:
This blog has a good format. It is well organized, has the most important categories any student would want; "Law School", "Frugality", "Personal Finance", "Productivity" and "Career".There appears to be more than one law student writing for this blog, and they are doing this to improve their chances of paying down their student loans, improve their writing and to help other students who are int he same boat. I applaud them. http://www.frugallawstudent.com.
This site is simple, straight forward and full of personable and useful advise. It is also from a woman's perspective - one which TheMoneyCase is very fond of. My favorite features are the simple list of categories down the side and the top ten posts tab. These seem to be common and simple features of the google blogger format - tried and true is always a good way to go!http://gradmoneymatters.com.
This blog is about a recent college graduate working an entry-level job in New York. The entries are very personal and give frugality a new meaning for most. I enjoy reading the detailed descriptions of this "English major's" growing pains and life lessons around spending, working and thrift. http://englishmajormoney.blogspot.com. There are also two goal bars to the right-hand side of this blog that show how close English Major is to his "Freedom fund" and "non-salary income". Fun.
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