<prompt> Human: I live in Spain. I moved out of my parents house 4 months ago and I cant come back because of problems with my family. I live in a small apartment that I could afford because I had a part time job, but I lost it a month ago and now I literally have 0 money. I am desperate. I eat badly, no going out, had to drop my studies it was my second year in aeronautical engineering because I cant pay the tuition since the studentship was denied to me, friends cant help me they are students and live with their parents. I am looking for a job but I got nothing. I thought that I could ask for a small loan, something around 500 euros, enough to pay my rent this month and give me time to get a job, but it is not very clear to me. What do you think?Assistant: I think its a bad idea, any decent bank isnt going to give you a loan without being employed and going for something on the dodgy side of things is going to be high interest, high fees and possibly very short term to replay.Really could just make everything a lot worse once a month or so has passed and youve spent that money.However you need to survive, what you do to manage that is up to you. Have you considered homeless shelters? Im not sure what things are like in Spain regarding social services.Also was your job the reason you were denied studentship? Maybe you could reply or some other form of support for students in financial difficulties?Human: The studentship was denied because of not having the scholar requisites for it. You are given the studentship if you have more than 65 credits aproved, wich I got, but that only allows you to have the tuition paid. If I only could have got to the 6 that its needed to have the financial help cuantities I would be able to survive but since I have to pass 2 more subjects, I will not be able to get to it yes, I know, my fault. Problem is that studentship does not pay second tuitions, so I have to pay 310 euros this second term, since you are obliged to complete the tuition with both second and first tuitions. I dont have the money, I will not receive the studentship, I have to drop my career.I dont know how much time I will be allowed to stay in my apartment, so I have not considered homeless shelters. Anyway, given that a lot of homeless people here in Madrid dont have acces to them, I am not really sure I would.Assistant: Check with your friends parentsgrandparents. If they can loan you the 310 for washing dishes, cooking food or household chores. This way you dont have to drop out of school. Once you find a job you can save up for next semester tuition and pay them back. Similarly check with your professors for an on campus jobs, local church or volunteer locations, someone may be able to help you out. Also look for live in person needed ad for an old age person or something. Also plays ad for tutoring, if you can tutor someone will also be good. Hopefully youre good at something. Human: Im a musician and good in maths, offered classes but no one called. English seems more attractive. Id love not to drop my studies, but my grandparents are not an option familiar problems and my friends parents also have economical issues so I feel bad for having them compromising.  <response>: Dont ask for the entire amount from one person. You can check with your friends grandparents if they need help with chores. Check with school professors as well, if they or someone they know may need chores to be done. Offer to grade papers for the professors. Look up local Craigslist if theyve something for you. Also, you can do some work for your landlord if hes open to it. Offer to pick up laundry for busy office going people. The only people wholl have money to spend would be old people and working professionals with kids. Theyve needs and will be willing to spend money for extra time. Good luck. 