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Child Care Subsidy Policy October 1, 2024 26 3.6.2.2. High School Students: Recipients enrolled in high school are exempt from the minimum activity hour requirement. 3.6.3. Post-Secondary Education Students: Recipients enrolled in post-secondary educational activities must meet the minimum credit hour requirement, based on the program’s designation of full or part-time status, to be eligible for services: 3.6.3.1. Undergraduate Students: A. Fall/Spring – 1) A minimum of 12 credit hours, or 2) A minimum of 6 credit hours, plus at least 15 hours of employment, job training or additional WV Works activities. B. Each Summer Session – 1) A minimum of 6 credit hours, or 2) A minimum of 3 credit hours, plus at least 15 hours of employment, job training or additional WV Works activities. 3.6.3.2. Graduate Students: A. Fall/Spring – 1) A minimum of 9 credit hours, or 2) A minimum of 3 credit hours, plus at least 15 hours of employment, job training or additional WV Works activities. B. Each Summer Session – 1) A minimum of 6 credit hours, or 2) A minimum of 3 credit hours, plus at least 15 hours of employment, job training or additional WV Works activities. 3.6.3.3. Correspondence and Web-based Only Courses – Students enrolled only in web-based courses are not eligible for child care. Students enrolled in a mixture of in- person and web-based courses will be eligible for care if they meet the above credit hour requirements. Students enrolled in correspondence only courses are not eligible for services. 3.6.4. CPS Safety/Treatment Plan: Recipients in this category are exempt from the minimum hour requirement.