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<blockquote data-quote="everywoman" data-source="post: 339940" data-attributes="member: 1436"><p>Daisy, if you have a drug or alcohol conviction, you do not qualify for financial aid at all. You also can't get any tax credits if you pay out of pocket for education. I saw that as I was doing taxes last night. husband and I are not listing him as a dependent this year for the first time since he did actually work an entire year for the first time. That would mean that he could, according to income, qualify. I'm just not sure what is actually listed on his record. He has a pending possession charge, and has been found guilty of MIP and also pled to possession of paraphernalia.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="everywoman, post: 339940, member: 1436"] Daisy, if you have a drug or alcohol conviction, you do not qualify for financial aid at all. You also can't get any tax credits if you pay out of pocket for education. I saw that as I was doing taxes last night. husband and I are not listing him as a dependent this year for the first time since he did actually work an entire year for the first time. That would mean that he could, according to income, qualify. I'm just not sure what is actually listed on his record. He has a pending possession charge, and has been found guilty of MIP and also pled to possession of paraphernalia. [/QUOTE]
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