<human>: /r/personalfinance, I'm in need of some financial advice on how to use my excess student loan money to my advantage while still in school. I currently have a starter mutual fund with around $1000 in it. I was thinking of keeping that one as is, with month payments still going in, while opening one or two more mutual fund or money market accounts that are of a more aggressive style. I have about $1000 to play around with to still keep a nice buffer for my bills and other expenses that the bulk off the loan money will be going toward. 

All-in-all, I'm trying to find a little loop hole that will help me counteract some of the interest rates that will build up over time. If it matters, I will be in school for the next 5-10 years, which means that the interest rates wont start until after that time. However, the more money I can make from what I already have, the less likely it will be that I will need to take out more loan money from this company in the future before I get into a graduate program.

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: What mutual fund(s) do you recommend I put $500-$1000 into, to turn a profit in a short amount of time with minimal risk?