<prompt> Human: Hello all!Im currently a student at a good university in Texas. I am planning to graduate by June. My GPA is not the best but I have been working the entire time Ive been in school and therefore have about 5 years of retail experience. Job details: The job is for after I graduate. I have been offered a job as an assistant for 3 months at 20hour, 40 hours week and a 1,000 signing bonus This comes out to 41,600year.. If I am good at the job the company will make an offer to keep me. Additional details: The job is in Houston, I dont currently live here where the median household income is 58,952 could be skewed. The cost of living is 5.9 above national average. One bedroom apartments in Houston rent for 1191. Person details: I have no student loans. I have a car loan with 7,000 left. My mom has been paying for the car but when I graduate I will have to take over this. Im not sure of the interest but she is paying around 485month. I am currently making 10hour in retail sales. I do not have any other real expenses other than the usual rent:700, phone:40, utilitiesinternet:110,.... I have about 2,000 in savings.Im trying to figure out if this job would be worth it. Honestly, for a college graduate with 5 years experience, this offer sounds super low but I dont know if I am just being unreasonable. I would just like some opinions on this. If more information is needed I would be glad to provide it. WOAH huge edit: I forgot my current lease doesnt end until August!Assistant: I assume you need a job after you graduate. What are the alternative options? Is it just a matter of them wanting a decision soon, and youre not ready to commit because you think you can find something better between now and June?Human: This is the only real job offer I have right now. They do want a decision soon. Im not sure about finding something better, to be honest I might just be considering this job only to avoid being stuck at my current job after I graduate.  <response>: Id suggest taking the job, and subletting an apartment in Houston for three months. So you dont get stuck. In the meantime, apply for other jobs starting in September. Think of this Houston job as an internship. If it works out and you love it there, great... but obviously dont rely on that. 