Non-traditional student Pell grant eligible?

[mildred]

<p>I think your neighbor is in the clear.</p>

<p>This is from a while back, but I do not see how the rules could have changed that much with regards to what you are asking…</p>

<p>[IFAP</a> - Student Financial Aid Handbooks](<a href=“http://ifap.ed.gov/sfahandbooks/0304Vol3PellGrant.html]IFAP”>http://ifap.ed.gov/sfahandbooks/0304Vol3PellGrant.html)</p>

<p>It has a pdf file which speaks on eligibility and says this…</p>

<p>Degrees below the baccalaureate level</p>

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A student who has already received an associate degree, but who
enrolls in another undergraduate program, is considered an
undergraduate student until he or she has completed the academic
curriculum requirements for a first bachelor’s degree. (This is true for
any student who has received a certificate or diploma below the
baccalaureate level.)

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<p>I would assume that a community college carpentry certificate from over thirty years ago would be below the BA level.</p>