According to study of student expenditures at yale University in 1915, one college freshman spent $4,500 in his first year. The least amount spent by a freshman that year was $200, or $4,201 adjusted for inflation.
And according to national Retail Federation there are $10.5 billion gearing-up for campus this year.
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