As a college student, the method of planning pocket money is as follows: 1. Set a budget: First, understand your monthly living expenses and necessary expenses, such as food, accommodation, transportation, etc.

Then, set a reasonable pocket money budget based on those expenses.

2. Make a consumption plan: According to your own needs and interests, make a consumption plan for your monthly pocket money.

For example, spend some of your money on school supplies, some on entertainment and social activities, and some on savings or investments.

3. Save money: In daily life, try to save money and avoid unnecessary consumption.

For example, you might choose to eat in a cafeteria instead of eating out, or choose to walk or bike instead of taking public transport.

4. Track spending: Record every purchase to understand your spending habits and spending status.

This will help you have better control over your pocket money and ensure you don't overspend.

5. Establish an emergency fund: Establish an emergency fund to deal with emergencies, such as unexpected medical expenses or sudden family financial difficulties.

It is usually recommended to have 3-6 months of living expenses as an emergency fund.

6. Learn to invest: If you have a certain amount of pocket money accumulated, you can learn investment knowledge and invest part of the money to achieve wealth appreciation.

7. Maintain good consumption habits: Develop the habit of frugality and reasonable consumption, and avoid blind comparison and excessive consumption.

This will help you better manage your pocket money during college and lay the foundation for your future life.