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DROPPING OUT oF COLLEGE

10-01-2011 12:19am

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#2 10-01-2011 12:22am

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You could ring your local council and ask them to cancel the cheque if it's issued, you'll have to call them eventually to tell them you've dropped out.

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#4 10-01-2011 12:41am

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dottyireland wrote: »

yes but am i entitled to get paid for the months i was in college?

It's something you'll have to discuss with them while you have them on the phone I would say yes myself, people could have gone into debt while in college awaiting the grant and need that grant money to get out of it.

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