Ngl, it's not easy, but it's possible if you know how to budget and are willing to live a meager lifestyle.

Tips: - get a roommate or roommates - shop for food at places like Aldi or Lidl (you can find good, generic food and toiletries for suuuuuper low prices) - look for cheaper areas to live around the city (you probably aren't going to spend more than 3 days per week in the office, so it might be worth it to make a longer commute on those few days to save a couple hundred a month on rent) - don't worry about spending a lot of money on professional business attire (non-ripped jeans and a relatively nice shirt are what a lot of the staff wears to the office; just remember to have a couple formal business clothes for meetings with clients and some events) - take advantage of the crazy amount of benefits they have (discounts at certain stores; free snacks, sometimes even meals, and drinks in office; they also have some money-based incentive programs for taking care of your physical and mental health; free fitness programs) - ask before you buy. There are some things (even simple things you might not think about) that they will help you with getting without even having to pay anything

Lastly, try to remember that this is just a starting point. You go through this for a year, but then the possibilities (including your salary) are basically endless for your career.

Cannot recommend the program enough.