<human>: I also posted this to /r/StudentLoans also but I thought I might have more luck here

I ran into some trouble with my FAFSA grant and un/subsidized loans with my school and I won't be able to receive my money until next month ~October 5th-ish. I live in an apartment with roommates and go to an instate school and was planning on using my leftover loan and grant money after tuition to help pay for my rent/utilities/groceries for this school year. 

However, because of this unexpected delay I've been dipping into my savings to pay for everything the last couple months and I have no money left for my upcoming bills in the next couple weeks, I've already overdrafted and had to borrow 200 dollars from my parents to get everything evened out. My parents have a financial burden already and I never ask them for money so this was a one time thing for an emergency (books/rent). 

I already have a job and live very frugally so it's not a matter of being better with my money or needless spending, I just don't have enough right now. 

I don't know how private loans work as I've never gotten one before but was wondering if this would be a good idea, apply and get a small private student loan ~$1000 to pay for my rent/utilities/bills for this month and the last book I need and then next month when my FAFSA money comes in just repay the private loan in full right away.

Is this a plausible solution? I have good credit so I don't think I'll have trouble getting approved but will it really matter for such a short term? Is this a good/bad idea, will it even work? Thanks for reading and if you have any advice please let me know!!

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<bot>: Should/can I take a private student loan of about $1000 for one month and then pay it back in full next month when my FAFSA money comes in