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Your writing is good, it just needs a little touch-up to be perfect.
I am a university undergraduate. Like other full-time students, I like shopping, making my own lunch and dinner with friends, singing karaoke, buying clothes, CDs and video games. My income comes mainly from my family and my part-time jobs. Therefore, I cannot afford something very expensive. I usually spend $500-1000 on F&B each month.
No need to put "the" before other full-time students, since you are referring to full-time students in general, and not to a particular group of students.
I like to shopping wrong
You can't use ING after "TO", "TO" is always followed by a bare inifinitive, except in exceptions like "I look forward to seeing...."
enjoying karaoke wrong
We usually say "singing karaoke", or "enjoy singing karaoke".
My income is mainly from chinglish
Should be: my income comes mainly from...
Just to clarify, what does F & B stand for? Food and Boarding or Food and Beverage, or something else? Better use the exact words other than these ambiguous abbreviations, since you want it to be formal, and as a rule we don't use abbreviations in formal writing.