Original post by Inexorably
I know full-time is (if not at a "private" college), but I've never actually been certain about part time. I have a friend who is part-time and doesn't pay, but I was wondering if this was the general rule or just an exception?
They only get funding for "full time" students. Your friend must have slipped through the system and is very lucky
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Original post by thatitootoo
They only get funding for "full time" students. Your friend must have slipped through the system and is very lucky
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Ah right ok, cheers
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