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Back to college

kazlynch2001 · 2011-02-07 21:13:48

Hi My husband hopes to go back to college in September. The course is a 15 month course, a postgrad running into a masters. I think the masters part is done in placement. I am a teacher and we have a twin boys. It doesn't look like he will be working during this year and if he is it will only be a few part time hours. Does…

07-02-2011 9:13pm

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kazlynch2001

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Hi
My husband hopes to go back to college in September. The course is a 15 month course, a postgrad running into a masters. I think the masters part is done in placement. I am a teacher and we have a twin boys. It doesn't look like he will be working during this year and if he is it will only be a few part time hours. Does anyone know or think we will get any enititlements/grants etc?

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#2 07-02-2011 9:49pm

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If your husband was/ is entitled to the dole he might be entitled to grants. Your best bet would be to contact the Fees and Grants Office of the University/ College he is planning on attending.

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#3 06-09-2011 8:40pm

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it all depends on his and your income they will means test you and your husbands income but i would suggest you fill out the grant application and take it from there.

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