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Another tax question. Am I still considered a full-time student?

Another tax question.. Am I still considered a full time student?

  • I graduated in may of 2008 and after that I never furthered my education am I still considered a full time student for taxes?

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    For 2008 you would be, since you were in school for some part of each of five months, January through May, assuming you were a full time student that term.

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The school determines if you are a full time student. If you were a full time student for any part of 5 months during the tax year -- using the school's definition of full time -- you can be claimed as a dependent if under age 24 and you didn't provide more than half of your own support.

Bostonian In MO

Yes. If you attended school full-time during five months of 2008 you are considered a student for tax purposes.

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If you were enrolled 12 semester or quarter hours per term in a term-based program using credit hours 24 semester hours or 36 quarter hours per academic year (or the prorated equivalent for a program of less than one academic year) in a nonterm program using credit hours 24 clock hours of instruction per week in a clock-hour program So yes you are considered a full time student

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No, you're only considered a full time student if you are taking 12 or more college hours after highschool graduation.

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