Can you use the Army's loan repayment program more than once?

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The Army site says that they will pay $50k through the Health Professional Loan Repayment Program for a 3 year commitment as nurse. If I had $100k in student loans, would I be able to get a second $50k in loan repayment for my second commitment of three years? Or is the HPLR a one time only incentive?

Thank you.

i could be completely wrong, and i'm applying to air force not army, but if you sign a new contract i think there are different incentives than the initial sign on stuff. but i'm not 100% sure.

No service is going to repay $100K. $50K is what you'll get maximum from any of them.

And my understanding of sign-on loan repayment is it's a one-time thing and remember - it's taxed, so you'll pay taxes on that fifty grand.

What about the "Special Pay"?

If you get $30k ($10k/yr) for a 3 year commitment, do you get this again for the next 3 years? Is Special Pay a one-time thing?

I am trying to figure out what Special Pay and incentives are available after your initial commitment.

The more information I have now, the better I can map out my education expenses over the next few years.

Thanks.

I got about 95k for student loans from Army. But, I do not know if you can do it twice.

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No service is going to repay $100K. $50K is what you'll get maximum from any of them.

And my understanding of sign-on loan repayment is it's a one-time thing and remember - it's taxed, so you'll pay taxes on that fifty grand.

The loan repayment I took was up tp $120k for 6 year committment.(Army)

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