We get it, you’re living off Ramen noodles and popcorn. However, that doesn’t mean you have to go out and spend a lot of money or avoid going out in general. Are you wondering what to do around Grand Valley State University? Here are some cheap and free things to do.
Just pull out your Grand Valley State University student ID and there are plenty of chances to hit the gym and you don’t need to spend a dime.
A great time to chit-chat and catch up is at Grand Valley State University football and basketball games. They only require your student ID and a ticket, which is free when you get it in advance.
See what different events are happening around you. You might be surprised at what you find. A lot of Grand Valley State University off-campus apartments will be giving out free food or have fun events like wine glass decorating or movie nights.
Join clubs. Not only do they introduce you to new friends but you end up getting access to exclusive events and meetings that are fun to go to that require little to no cost.
Get homework done in a relaxing setting or just enjoy some time with friends. Coffee shops are the best way to do it.
Need some fresh air? New scenery? This low cost idea just requires gas money. Split the cost with some friends and go out to see some afternoon views. Grand Haven and Holland both some amazing sights and only about 30 min from Grand Valley University. Walking around downtown GR is usually only a 20 min drive.
Super chill idea to do on a weekend. Have everyone bring their own game or movie and make the night great.
Gather your friends and make works of art or have a homemade spa day. It will be relaxing and chances are you already have everything on hand. A simple face mask is as easy as plain Greek yogurt and honey.
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