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dianah.ross

Free Nursing Tuition & Books????

I got offered a full scholarship books,tuition,lab coat for a Nursing program at a Community College.

And I got accepted to a University that I want to attend however,

I have to take out Loans to pay for it..

I think taking the scholarship will allow me to earn an associates in nursing and I could use that and apply for a Degree Completion at the University???

If I take the scholarship I will nor have to worry about how I will pay for my tuition…

I have talk to a few Nurses and a Dr to get some advice and I have been told that a Full Scholarship is just about unheard of and to take it..

And I have been told to follow my heart and go to the University.

I do not want to depend on Loans to get me threw school.

I want advice from other students and Current Practitioners

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kindergranny

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Goodness girl! A full scholarship? Wow! I would certainly take the scholarship! You will then be able to get a good position as a nurse after the 2 year program. You should also be able to transfer to a University to continue your studies if you wish to get your B.S. in nursing! What a great opportunity! Depending on your electives, you could also continue in University with a different major.

If you are interested in becoming a nurse, grab the opportunity and run with it! You will NEVER get another opportunity like this! And once you get your A.S. and become a registered nurse, you won’t have to worry about getting a job….there is a shortage of nurses now and the experts are predicting that the shortage will continue for many years.

Of course, if you are NOT interested in nursing, don’t waste your time and let the school know that you are not interested so that they can give the scholarship to someone who does want and need it.

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