Duke ABSN Spring 2010, anyone?

Duke has changed their reimbursement policy from 3 years to 1 year in an amount of 10K Max and that's only if you work in ICU unit if I remember correctly. It is on Duke's website

Can you post the link to where this is? Did you notice when this takes place?
Awful.

That reimbursement policy must have changed in the last week then- it was on the slides Fin. Aid showed during Duke Days.

I know! Thats why I was asking. They mentioned that it was guaranteed to not change for the class that was graduating for atleast a year...

Ok, so you might be right and I might be in denial, BUT.... I thought this reimbursement policy wasn't on the website anyway. I thought they offered 10K in loan forgiveness to other employees and this 49K deal was specifically for Duke ABSN grads. And didn't they just up this deal this year anyway? I guess we could always check with Fin. Aid because they probably would know. I really want to go to Duke so this better not be true!

Sorry my bad. It is the loan forgiveness that is 10K cap. I remember UNC cancelled their reimbursement, so when I saw the loan forgiveness at Duke's website, i thought instantly that they changed their policy as well. I am sorry for the incorrect info.

This is killing me. Anyone heard yet??

I guess they are really making us wait until the first week of August! I guess in previous years they let people know along the way...is anyone hiding an acceptance out there or are they doing it differently this year?

On a different note, I went to Carolina's BSN open house last night. The legislature hasn't let them know what the budget is so they aren't sure how many spots they will have for Jan. They anticipate 40 ABSN, 64 BSN. I am not sure which school I want to go to anymore. Carolina sounds really competitive as always. Anyone applying to Carolina too? I can't get a feel for their program- the admissions officer said it would be hard to do the ABSN with family. Anyone have any advice or know anyone who has gone through the program?

Accidentally double-posted. See below.