These are the most disgustingly underrated ways I made money at university.

These are the most disgustingly underrated ways I made money at university. Starting off strong with the best one, which is bank switches and opening student bank accounts. I made over two grand in the first two years of uni doing this. You can imagine what that kind of extra money does for a student, it literally boosted me. Some people think it's illegal to have multiple bank accounts or open multiple student bank accounts. I'd say with the student bank accounts, make sure you're not applying to lots of different overdrafts, because maybe that's when it gets a bit dodgy. But just opening multiple accounts, you're totally within your rights. Little tip though, keep track of everything. It's very easy to get overwhelmed when you have lots of bank accounts, you don't want to lose your money. So just have a notes page or like some sort of safe place where you keep track of everything. Second way, scholarships. Most people think that these are just for people from low income households. There are loads of those out there, so definitely if that's you, then take a look. If you're not from a family that's considered low income, it doesn't mean you're not eligible for scholarships. There's loads of them out there for women, for your degree like economics, for me, I personally got one for economics and one for learning languages abroad. Selling everything I own on Vinted. Okay, not everything. But moving back home, I started to realize I had loads of clutter in my room that I had no need for. I think that epiphany just comes with growing up, your cerebral cortex growing, moving to uni and being in a really uncluttered space, you start to learn that clutter is not it. And you'd be surprised how many knick-knacks you can actually sell on Vinted. Some things I even sold for like five pounds each, which on Vinted is a lot. Even if it is just like tat, genuinely someone out there will buy it. One man's trash is another man's gold or treasure, I think that's the saying. But I want to know how you guys made money at uni in some sort of unsuspecting ways. So let me know.