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Old 06-14-2011, 03:59 PM #1
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Default SSDI SSI College
I'm sure this issue has been brought up but is there any limits to going to school and collecting SSDI or SSI? I am hoping to attend full time in the fall.

I've owed some money to the college when I first got sick and couldn't complete a quarter and was awarded Financial Aid. Now that I am getting the rest of my backpay soon I am able to pay my fine. A whopping 250 dollars. Which is a lot when you aren't able to work and on a fixed income.

Any help is appreciated!
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