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What can a full time student claim?

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  • princessdon
    princessdon Posts: 6,902 Forumite
    arcon5 wrote: »
    Even for higher education I know of plenty of people whom managed to hold down part time work and study at university. In fact one girl I know used to work about 30+ hours per week whilst studying.

    I worked full time as I had a mortgage doing a teaching degree for most of the 4 years.
  • You aren't entitled to anything, the only option in your situation is to get a part time job.

    It is a different kettle of fish if you are going to Uni afterwards though
    With love, POSR <3
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