<prompt> Human: Im not sure if I want to do this but Im thinking about it. They make my life so much more unbearable than it should be. Even the reason I only have 250 on me, thats their fault too, but this isnt the thread to go into that. And if I move out, I wont have any of their support.I want to study full time and also support myself. But knowing myself, I can not manage a full time job and full time college and still get a high GPA. And I really need that high GPA if I want to get into PA school. Part time would only make me 800 a month, and although financial aid may cover some of my dorm, that is still not enough for all of the costs I will have. But btw, I dont have to worry about academic costs because Im in on a full tuition scholarship - which also expires after 8 semesters, meaning if Im only a part time student I will have to pay for classes out of pocket after the 8 semesters are over, or take loans.Could non academic loans help me out here? I can study full time, work part time, and take loans to cover the rest of my costs. Are there loans that I can take that wouldnt require me to pay them back until like 15 years from now? And would I need good credit or something to do this? Because I dont have a credit card. Or I suppose I could apply for one and get started. By the 15 years I wouldve hopefully already been a PA working a few years and can start paying my loans back.Or is my better choice to just study part time and work full time, and them after my scholarship expires I take out loans for whatever financial aid doesnt cover? Im just hoping that theres a better choice though because I would rather not push back my careergoalsdreams another 3 years.Thanks Edit: some of you are wondering about the 250. I just never had more to begin with, and thats their fault. Senior year of high school my schedule was pretty relaxed and I was looking for a job. A manager at a local café offered me a part time position. My parents, bounded in their strict and sexist culture, said I cant, because its not a ladylike job. I tried a grocery store. Tj maxx. Nothing. They would not let me work as anything other than a tutor, which was barely anything since I just sat around and waited for someones call that they need help. Oh and not only that - but it could only be people that wanted to meet up somewhere public i.e. library. I had so many opportunities for parents who wanted someone to tutor their child at home, and my parents would not let me.I spent my senior year binge watching more shows than I have my whole life, video games, etc, when I couldve been using that time to actually get some adult experience and save money. If I had taken the job I wouldve made 5k, probably 4k left in my savings after expenses.  <response>: Use the student loan to pay for rent, get a job save some money in school. Or crash at friends place and find a job to pay for the rent. 