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So kind of a roundabout story, but the gist of it is that I am a second year year university student living away from home who has found some summer internship opportunities that are too good (experience wise) to turn down. Unfortunately this means that I am no longer making no money other than the minimal stipends from the internships, which is enough for me to break even on living in a different city for the four months but have virtually no savings for next year.

Next week I am going to apply for a Student Line of Credit (exploring various banks) because I need the liquidity of a credit account to cover my basic costs and the internships only give me a lump sum at the end of the summer. I am synonymously applying for bursaries, scholarships, and everything but most seem to be limited with people who are in 'financial need,' and I don't technically fall under that category.

My parents are uncomfortable with me using their line of credit and even a little uncomfortable with cosigning... (might be necessary?). I've done a tonne of research on my own but was looking for advice on what I should be looking for beyond interest rates and repayment terms. Anything at all would be very helpful.
Thanks Reddit!
<bot>: I am applying for a student line of credit and am wondering if there is anything specific I should be looking for/ weary of.