<prompt> Human: Ok, this may be a fairly long post, so Ill try to simplify with some basic info first. PLEASE ask if you need more clarifying information!Age: 23Occupation: Web Developer Computer ProgrammerEducation: Some college. Attended and graduated from a full-stack web development bootcamp.Moved to: Trappe, PA right next to Collegeville, near to King of PrussiaMoved From: Albuquerque, New MexicoI have been in a committed long-distance relationship for almost three years, and because my girlfriend goes to school in PA and the job opportunities are supposedly better here, I saved up some money and moved right before the beginning of the new semester.I have very little savings left, I realize now that I had way under-budgeted, and have recently restarted my job search because my current employer is an hour away and inflexible for remote-work note: I have no car. My girlfriend lets me borrow hers 2-3 times a week and some weekends.I only have enough money now for some cheap groceries and my healthnon-owners car insurance, and here more than halfway through the month Im not sure Im going to be able to afford my rent 500mo, room rental.Ive applied to multiple postings on the web, and if I miraculously land a job in the next week or so I MIGHT be able to ask my parents for some assistance with the requirement of near-immediate repayment.Im scared and confused, and I really need advice on how to proceed from here. Can I get any kind of benefits or assistance? How? How do I change my NM health insurance to PA insurance? When can I change my license to a PA license and become a resident? Im sure theres more Im forgetting or dont even know about.If I can provide any more info or if this would be better placed in another sub, then please let me know.Thank you so much in advance for any help you can provide!Update: Ive received calls from two recruiters, and now have a skype interview and in-person interview. I also applied to several restaurants this morning, though none of them were specifically hiring, so well see how those go. Thank you all for the advice, and if you have any tips on what to expect or how to prepare for a recruiter interview please let me know!  <response>: Just the one job? You need and best way to do that is work. Evening shift at gas station. Janitorial work at local businessschools. Bagging groceries or working at a Deli. Whatever it takes. So many MomsDads work 2...3 jobs to make ends meet. Your young and dont have the kids relying on you. It wont be that way forever but you gotta do what ya gotta do till your work helps pay better. 