<prompt> Human: Im in my last 8 weeks of college and I am struggling balancing my money. I had to spend around 500 on certifications for physical therapy school admissions. My minimum wage on-campus job got a new director and she cut my hours down from 10week to 2.5week because of scheduling, despite having the highest seniority. I used to make 160 biweekly, now Im making around 40, not enough to pay for gas, food, and expenses. Currently my 2 bank accounts have less than 100 combined in them. I was wondering if taking out a loan around 1000 would be beneficial or not? Im in my last few weeks of college and want to life comfortably. I prefer not to take money from my mother and I do not want to inform her that I might be taking out a personal loan. She would likely find out because she monitors both my college checking accounts. For post graduation, I do not have a full-time job lined up within my field, but of my old summer job has offered me a 15hr position. I would not enjoy having a pre-PT degree and working at a day camp, but money is money. Assistant: Look at a new job, ASAP.Human: Im a second semester senior, so I have not found any jobs willing to hire me for 8 weeks of work. Not even delivery drivers.  <response>: Dont mention the amount of school you have left, or that you would be leaving soon. Say at least 6 months or something. Then quit after school is out. 