Independent student ?
I'll be 22 next year when I go to University. I have supported myself financially for 5 years even though I live at home with parents who have a very good yearly income. Am I right in thinking when applying for Independent Student that the household income does not become involved? Just my own wage? I have all the proof and I will be using three years worth of P60's. Thanks. X
Original post by Sophietx
X
As far as I'm aware that's all they ask for.
However, you're not fully independent as you still live at home so you'd have to enquire about that.
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You would not be classed as independent as you live with your parents.
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