Can i receive unemployment if i quit my job to go to school full-time?
Posted by
brian in
Unemployment HELP on
Feb 12th, 2010 |
8 responses
I am currently working full-time and have 3 children. I am going back to school full-time but need an income. If I quit my job, will I be eligible for unemployment? I have worked for my current company for 2 years.
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I think the answer is no – I think you generally can’t receive unemployment if you voluntarily quit your job.
Absolutely not.
There is a penalty of …..it used to be 6 months …if you quit voluntarily….check with your state for guidelines.
no u need to get fired …
that’sou can’t. you voluntarily quit, so if you have no money its your own fault. now if you got fired or laid off that’s different
No.
Why not just go to part time?
You can work AND go to school.
If you quit your job you will not be eligible for unemployment.
I highly doubt you can get unemployment for going back to school. You could try getting a student loan and use that money for living expenses.