Ds2 is taking his Finals this week, and has been told that, as soon as he has finished the last one, he is no longer a student of Edinburgh University, and will be liable for council tax - but this doesn't sound right to me.
I assumed that you are a student until you receive your degree (either when you are to,d you have passed and what class of degree you have, or at graduation or when your certificate is issued) - am I right or wrong?
Worst case it would be a month's council tax for ds2 and his two flatmates, so £100 apiece - but if they don't have to pay it, that would be good.
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When is a student no longer a student?
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SDTGisAnEvilWolefGenius · 21/05/2017 21:54
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