Anyone pay cash for NP school?

[Jo Dirt]

I'm worried about going into debt for NP school.

I am wondering the cheapest way to go through school (I'm assuming that as long as the school is accredited you will get out of it what you put in it.)

The best bang for the buck.

I should be ready to apply by next summer. I am getting by without any school debt so far (I'm in the ASN to BSN program, but I know graduate school is more expensive and you can't get pell grants.)

Maybe I'm living on Fantasy Island, but I would like to get through NP school with little to no debt.

Is there anyone out there who has done this?

[chris_at_lucas_RN, RN]

You should consider coming on up here to Dallas and working at Baylor University Medical Center.....

:angryfire:angryfire:banghead:

Not with my job..no sir; we couldn't have an institution of higher education valuing their employees desire to earn a higher education now could we

ticks me off so much I tell ya :angryfire:angryfire:angryfire

and they can't even give me a raise in spite of being recommended for one

I hate this place

sorry to take this a bit OT and focus on me, but this is a touchy spot

[PMHNP10]

You should consider coming on up here to Dallas and working at Baylor University Medical Center.....

Problem being that I'll be starting the PMHNP program in September--registered for my classes today:yeah:. My intention is to go job hunting in October while I'm off for the baby...just gotta hold on until then, which is pretty tough, unfortunately.

Congrats on your ed.; we've come a long way since we started on these boards in 2003.