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MS 2300 [3]

will be placed into college; all others will be placed into a trade or vocational school.

Note: If a household member is enrolled at least half-time due to E&T placement or through TAA, they are not exempt from work registration.

B. Individuals who reside on campus and possess a meal plan that provides over 50% of daily meals are not eligible for SNAP benefits. These individuals are considered to be living in an ineligible institution.

C. Participants in an on-the-job training program are not considered students during the time they are in training. They may be considered students during the period of time they are only attending classes. However, if they meet the student definition, they must meet one of the criteria in item A above to be eligible for SNAP benefits.

D. At the end of the school term, if the student does not meet ongoing eligibility, it is the responsibility of the household to report this change.

E. Students determined ineligible can become eligible for SNAP benefits as soon as one of the criteria listed in this section, item A, is met.

F. For determination of student financial eligibility, refer to MS 5650.]