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Enrolled in an institution of higher education; and  \n2. Enrolled at least half time as defined by the institution of higher education.  \nEnrollment begins the first day of the school term at the institution of higher education. Enrollment status during vacations and recess is determined based on the student's status just prior to the school break.  \nEnrollment ends when the student graduates, is suspended, expelled, drops out, or decides not to register for the next normal term (except summer school) .  \nNCDHHS, Division of Social Services | Students of Higher Education | April 2023 In-Person Regional Meeting 2  \nStudents of Higher Education 235  \nWho is a student? (continued)  \nIndividuals that do not meet these conditions are not considered students of higher education and the policy in FNS 235 Students of Higher Education does not apply.  \nNCDHHS, Division of Social Services | Students of Higher Education | April 2023 In-Person Regional Meeting 3  \nWhat is an Institution of Higher  \nEducation  \nAn institution of higher education includes online and traditional classroom studies, those include but are not limited to the following:  \nA. College or university that offers degree programs regardless of whether a high school diploma is required.  \nB. Business, technical, trade, or vocational school that normally requires a high school diploma or equivalent for enrollment in the curriculum which normally requires highschool graduation or an equivalency certificate to enroll.  \nC. Students attending an institution under special  \ncircumstances are considered enrolled in an institution of higher education. Some institutions make exceptions for students who the institution feels can benefit from the  \nprogram offered, even though the student has not  \ngraduated from high school. If courses offered provide  \ncollege level credit or the credit is transferable to other  \ndegree programs, it is considered higher education.  \nNCDHHS, Division of Social Services | Students of Higher Education | April 2023 In-Person Regional Meeting 4  \nStudent Exemptions 235.04  \nA. Age 17 or younger or age 50 or older.  \nB. Physically or mentally unfit (as defined for work registration) .  \nC. Employed for either an average of 20 hours per week or a total of 80 hours per calendar month and paid for that employment.  \nD. Self-employed for an average of 20 hours per week, or a total of 80 hours per calendar month. At a minimum, earnings must at least equal minimum wage multiplied by 20 hours per week or minimum wage multiplied by 80 hours per month.  \nNOTE: You cannot round up the weekly average. However, consider the student to have met the 80 hours per month rule when the hours worked are greater than 79 hours. (i.e., 79 hours, 15 minutes; 79 hours, 30 minutes, etc.) .  \nNCDHHS, Division of Social Services | Students of Higher Education | April 2023 In-Person Regional Meeting 5  \nStudent Exemptions 235.04  \n(continued)  \nE. Responsible for the care of a dependent FNS Unit member under the age of six (If there are two parents and two or  more children under six, both parents can claim this  exemption. If there is only one child in the home, then only  one parent can claim this exemption) .  \nF. Be a single parent enrolled in an institution of higher education on a full-time basis and be responsible for the care of a dependent child under age 12.  \nG. Be responsible for the care of a dependent FNS Unit member who has reached the age of six and is under age 12 if adequate child care is not available to enable the student to attend class and work 20 hours each week (not averaged) or participate in a State or federally financed work-study program.  \nH. Work First Family Assistance recipient.  \nNCDHHS, Division of Social Services |","cbCainCWk93ZMVKL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainCWk93ZMVKL","pdf",473611,12,"English","# Who is a student?\n## Enrollment begin and end\n# What is an Institution of Higher Education\n## Types of eligible institutions\n# Student Exemptions 235.04\n## Exemption categories (A-K)\n# Student Scenarios\n## Practical eligibility examples","[{\"question\":\"What conditions define a student of higher education under the policy?\",\"answer\":\"A student must be enrolled in a higher education institution and enrolled at least half time as defined by the institution. 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