I am 20 years old and currently enrolled in my community college.

I think their enrollment costs $600, but they run promos every now and then, so look for those.

Account Closed, from my experience, my last tenant had a full application process, went through a credit check and was enrolled in a credit enhancement plan, was free of any criminal background. 

For example, I could charge an owner $5 a month to be enrolled in my Eviction Protection Plan where I will cover all eviction costs up to $1,600 no matter how many times it happens.

The Division has enrolled in an FBI program called Rap Back that will notify the Division of criminal violations.   

I am also going to eventually enroll in an online master’s program for theology. 

You only get it while enrolled in school full time.

In my market, at least one (possibly more) Housing Authorities absolutely counts adult kids currently enrolled in college who don’t live at home, no matter what the distance between the college and the home.  6 out of 7 of our HAs use a bedroom size formula different than two heartbeats per bedroom.  

We normally sign the rental agreement early with a move in date in the future so that they can get kids enrolled in school, utilities changed over, etc.When the move in date we want and the move in date the applicants wants are different, I normally offer to split the difference. 

He was enrolled and taking classes but he really wasn’t attending class all the time or passing his classes.