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Depends on your caloric intake goals. 3000-4000 calories is a good goal, but you shouldn't rely only on Serious Mass for calories. two big meals cooked by your parents or stolen from your roommates is a good source. It'll be expensive, no doubt, but not unaffordable.
Tuna w/ bread, pasta, poultry and beef products are all good sources of bulking nutrition. Just note that this isn't a "lets do it for four months and then quit" routine. This is a life style change and requires a permanent change in appetite to maintain due to your body type being a relatively quick metabolizer.
If I were you, I'd focus on gaining muscle mass than just mass. I mean, there are very, very few reasons one needs to gain an extra ordinary amount of mass to achieve a personal goal. Working on muscle mass is healthier, easier to maintain, and produces quicker results with immediate impact.
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