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I took a cna program at a community college does it count as eligible school even if it was not for 5 months
My daughter took a CNA Nursing program at a community college does it count as,
1) eligible school
2 Even if it was not for 5 months, it was for 4 montghs
3) Is she considered a dependent
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I took a cna program at a community college does it count as eligible school even if it was not for 5 months
The CNA program at a community college would count as an eligible institution for educational expenses/credits. However, if she was 19 or over, and she was a full time student in this program for only 4 months, you would not be able to claim her as a dependent if she had income of $4050 or more.
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I took a cna program at a community college does it count as eligible school even if it was not for 5 months
The CNA program at a community college would count as an eligible institution for educational expenses/credits. However, if she was 19 or over, and she was a full time student in this program for only 4 months, you would not be able to claim her as a dependent if she had income of $4050 or more.
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