<prompt> Human: I consider myself to be pretty good with my money, but I think I can be doing better. Just looking for some advice and opinions.Currently have 11,000 sitting in the bank and a 50 balance on my credit card. 5,200 is in a savings with Ally, 3,500 is in a savings with CapOne, 600 in a checking with CapOne, and 1,700 in a checking with Chase.Income: I work retail which gives me on average 600-700 per month, working around 20 hours a week part-time.Expenses: Utilities are about 150 per month. School is 1,000-1,500 per term going 4 terms a year, going for civil engineering. This term is about 15 hours per week. Not sure how much I spend on food. Other than that, parents pay for housing and healthcar insurance and maybe some other stuff I have no idea about.About me: Living by myself in a 2 bedroom apt. I like to be efficient with my money. If Im gonna spend more than 25 on something, I think a long time about it and make sure its worth it. My goal with my money is to make a profit, so far over the last year I think Ive pretty much gone even. I dont have any expensive hobbies, though every once in a while I do like to spend money on myself because otherwise it feels like the money I have is just sitting there when I could be having fun with it. Idk if thats bad way of thinking.Looking for general advise for budgeting and saving, how can I be smarter with my money, but I also have some specific questions.Should I be okay with spending more of my money to have fun? Im okay with eating out with my friends, but more than that and I start to question if its really worth the money. Things like concertstravelingrandom fun activities.Should I look to pick up another part-time job or find a full time one? Last summer I was working 2 part-time jobs and going to school, and I think it was a bit too much for me. I like having a lot of free time. But maybe thats a change I need to make in my lifestyle? Sorry for the long post, but I wanted to give you guys all the information you may need. Guess Im also looking for a little life advice. Thanks for the read!Edit: Thanks for the comments and advice guys, I really appreciate it!  <response>: Pass your classes and apply for summer jobs that use Civil Engineering experience. Its ok to have fun. I would prioritize graduating on time over working two jobs. Personally Id consolidate all those savings accounts. Just to make life easier. 