Social Security Disability does not pay for college. However, those receiving disability benefits can seek Vocational Rehabilitation benefits, which can help pay for college and other types of training. There are also various disability-related scholarships and awards that can supplement students’ expenses.
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The Importance of Working with Your Doctors in Your Social Security Case
The Social Security Administration (SSA) considers many factors when deciding whether or not to grant disability benefits, including your testimony, the findings of their doctors, the opinions of vocational (job placement) experts, and more.
The...What Information You Need to Complete Your Social Security Disability
The Application for Social Security Disability Benefits
The application for Social Security Disability (SSD) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) can seem overwhelming....Can You Work While Getting Social Security Disability Benefits in Pittsburgh?
Work and Receive Benefits?
To be eligible for Social Security Disability benefits you must be unable to engage in Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA). In 2013, the monthly amount the SSA considers SGA is $1,040.00. If you apply for Social Security disability benefits while working full time or if your gross income exceeds $1,040.00 per month, your claim for Social Security Disability benefits will most likely be denied. You can apply...Understanding the Social Security Disability Claims Process in Pittsburgh
The Social Security Disability Lawyers at Berger and Green represent clients who have mental or physical disabilities in claims for Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits (DIB). To be eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits (DIB) you must be disabled and unable to work and you must meet specific work requirements set forth by the Social Security Administration. Depending on your age, there are different guidelines regarding eligibility....
