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Enrolled in School but Not Attending

I finished school at the end of October 2005. I re-enrolled in a program in 2010, but I did not attend, because I could not afford to go. This was an attempt to make myself more marketable, but there was no way that I could pull it off. Would re-enrolling, but not taking courses make me still a student. I did graduate from my program in 2005, the 2010 application was for a different degree.

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One Response to “Enrolled in School but Not Attending”

A licensed trustee said...

Contact the National Student Loan Centre and ask them what your “end of study date” is – that will tell you whether or not you were considered a student in 2010 or not.