Finances on the Disney College Program || The Realities of the DCP

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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025

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  • @janetstover7793
    @janetstover7793 5 месяцев назад +4

    Great insights into the college program and budgeting living on your own. Every teenager and new adult needs to hear whether or not they are participating in the Disney program. Best wishes for the future. Prayers

  • @simplyvictori.a3209
    @simplyvictori.a3209 4 месяца назад +1

    Thank you for this, I’ve been looking for dcp videos that are more realistic

  • @katiesmith8889
    @katiesmith8889 6 месяцев назад +3

    I’ll be arriving August 19th and will be doing merch at Port Orleans Riverside!! :))

  • @angelinal.5782
    @angelinal.5782 4 дня назад +1

    I just got accepted into the program yesterday but I live in Orlando about 40 mins away. Would you recommend to stay home to pocket more $$ or move into flamingo for the convenience?

  • @kamerynk
    @kamerynk 4 месяца назад +1

    I’m definitely going to start trying to slowly save (from my $10/hr 20hr max a week job) since I want to apply Summer 2026 after I graduate! This video was so so helpful! I’ve been dreaming of doing this for about 10 years so I’ve been trying to explore peoples videos early

    • @kamerynk
      @kamerynk 4 месяца назад

      I will say at my college now, the off campus apartments start at $900-1k a month which is crazy for how bad it is so I’m definitely glad of this pricing 😂

  • @kowaljanowski
    @kowaljanowski 5 месяцев назад +1

    Great, detailed video! Thanks for the insights

  • @animegurlmbp
    @animegurlmbp 5 дней назад

    I'm going for the Spring.
    Can I bring my own groceries from home to start off to make it eaiser?
    Like fruits, bagged/canned foods, snacks, big water packs etc.
    This was an amazing video

    • @brookelynnenoel
      @brookelynnenoel  5 дней назад +1

      @@animegurlmbp absolutely! I brought a few things when I can down and it definitely helps if you don’t have to buy everything once you get there!

  • @sharonaleep
    @sharonaleep 4 месяца назад

    Hello
    Great info.
    My daughter has been accepted
    She’s still in college taking spring off.ahea a bit nervous but a lot ex. We are big Disney fans.❤
    GO VOLS!

  • @SecretofMewna
    @SecretofMewna 5 месяцев назад

    I'm arriving this Fall! :) Thanks for the tips!

  • @jadenwaz9585
    @jadenwaz9585 4 месяца назад

    thank you!

  • @mariadelatorre3470
    @mariadelatorre3470 12 дней назад

    i have my phone interview tmrw! wish me luck!

  • @oliviarybak608
    @oliviarybak608 25 дней назад

    Do you know if we have to pay rent for the first week out of our own pocket or did we pay with that through our fees?

    • @MelNa-xx2oq
      @MelNa-xx2oq 21 день назад

      Im pretty sure its with the fees

  • @ismaelg.6469
    @ismaelg.6469 2 месяца назад

    Hi❤
    It’s just that I’m very interested in the program and had some questions.
    1.Do you have to live inside of flamingo crossing or any other Disney prop? (I don’t live in the US but I rather stay with family)
    2.if I’m doing the DCP in colledge does that mean I’ll have to do an additional semester to count for the one I lost or can you study and work at the same time?
    4.do you have to work in christmas and thanksgiving?
    And lastly
    If I have to stay in flamingo crossing how can I get a 4x2 apartment?
    /And how much would it cost today?
    I don’t know if you could answer all of these but thanx anyway 💞💞
    (Also thanks for the tips in the vid, you’re awesome)🌟✨

    • @madibrown6017
      @madibrown6017 2 месяца назад

      1. You do not have to live in Flamingo! There is a question on the application or post-acceptance forms (blanking which one rn sorry) that clarifies this.
      2. You can do school as you work, but it would not be the best idea to take on a full course-load because you will also be working for a majority of your week. Take an amount you know you will be able to handle.
      3. If you are in the fall, it is highly likely that you’ll have to work on holidays.
      4. There is no way to secure a specific room, and4x2s are currently 237 a week.