<prompt> Human: So I am a 21 year old college student studying in Chicago and for the first time I will be living off campus in an apartment where I see myself living for the foreseeable future because I also want to start working in downtown Chicago after I graduate.This apartment is a four bedroom three bath that is 1500month not including gas, electricity and internet etc. I will be sharing it with four others five total for about one semester then one of them will be leaving and there will just be four of us total. Out of everyone living at this apartment I will be the one who is off the worst economically by a far margin. My roommates are all international students studying here and are fairly wealthy. I am going to school through scholarships and loans while they are pretty much payed for by their parents. Although I have one year left of college I will have a good amount of debt to pay when I graduate and would like to be pretty frugal this last year and set myself up with good practices for the future.I have some money saved up and will be working a bit more till school starts to get some more money through a part time job I worked over the summer. My parents will be giving me some money each month for food but it probably wont be a lot since they arent that financially well off. Our deal was for me to take out loans for schooling and they pay for housing and food which they did previous years when I was at the dorms. I expect to have 800 at the end of summer when I start living in my apartment. My parents are helping with buying some of the necessities for my room and some personal items like silverware and dishware but mainly just for myself, nothing for the apartment that everyone uses.I dont plan on going out on the town that much and spending money at the bars, I dont have a girlfriend to have to worry about spending on. What are some tips to save and keep track of money when living with multiple people in an apartment, especially ones whose incomes are much greater than your own?How can I set good practices up for myself for the long run?Any apartment spending tips?Any other tips, suggestions, inquiries?Thanks!  <response>: Have fun with your 9 amusement tax 