Student money: BAföG, scholarships, jobs

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Students in Germany need ~900–1,100 €/month (Munich pricier, Leipzig cheaper). Sources: BAföG — state aid, half repaid later (max ~992 €/month, depends on parents\u2019 income); scholarships (Deutschlandstipendium — 300 €/month); Minijob up to ~556 € tax-free; Werksstudent — subject-related work. Housing: Wohnheim (cheap, waitlist) or WG flatshare.

●BAföG application — before semester start, at the Studentenwerk
●Deutschlandstipendium: 300 €/month — university and sponsors share
●Wohnheim: ~250–400 €/month — apply right after enrolment

📉 The semester fee often includes transit — in states with a student ticket that saves hundreds of euros a year.

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