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It isn't enough to just argue with the VA, what a lot of guys don't understand is going in there with evidence. Such as you have laid out in a quick chart. But this evidence can't come from a lay person. The evidence needs to come from your doctor. Anyone can say I have high readings when I'm off my meds, but a letter from a doctor can come and make a much bigger difference. Basiclly, we have to prove our disability to the VA in order to make the connection. An 85 reading at the C&P is pretty low (for VA standards) when taking meds. At minimum, I would hound your doctor to get you a letter of what happens when you are off your meds (readings) and at max, request another C&P exam when off your meds. That may be dangerous for you so, that is your call. Good luck.

The ratio of days going to school, is equal to the days used from Chapter 35. In other words, if they go to school for 2 days out of a week or month, they are "charged" two days from Ch. 35. I would also suggest looking into any state benefits for school for dependents. I know California has the California Fee Wavier. Good luck.