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ESA PIP and STUDY
roy_harper
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A relative has PIP and ESA. What would be the regulations for them to study - thinking Open University Access course if it still exists.
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I believe there will be no problem as your relative is on PIP. Without this s/he would only be able to study part time and still retain the ESA.0
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I believe OU courses are always classed as part time anyway even if you're studying full time- that's what I was told by Student Finance England (although how true that is I have no idea)*The RK and FF fan club* #Family*Don’t Be Bitter- Glitter!* #LotsOfLove ‘Darling you’re my blood, you have my heartbeat’ Dad 20.02.200
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The OU only offers part time courses so it can never count as full time study.0
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