Make a list
The first step in solving financial problems is to get a realistic idea of your situation. It helps to make a list including how much you owe and to whom. Once you list everything clearly, it will give you a feeling of calmness and allow you to think about how you will repay your debt.
Is it difficult for you to create an overview? Ask for help from someone who is good at keeping administration and with Excel software.
Arrange a settlement
Another important step is for you to contact the person and or organisation whom you owe money, and realise a payment arrangement. The sooner you can make agreements, the less debt you will have. If you do not do anything, and ignore your debt, the consequences will be greater (such as collection agencies, claims and other legal measures). Once you have come to a payment arrangement, you will prevent these unwanted measures.
Affecting your studies?
Are your financial problems so serious that your studies are affected? Visit the student counsellor. The student counsellor can help map your situation and give advice about studying as effectively as possible despite your money problems.