Members are discussing their experiences and timelines related to applying for nursing scholarships. They are sharing details such as application submission dates, credit check dates, COI receipt dates, award notification dates, program costs, GPA, and work experiences in healthcare. Additionally, members are expressing support and encouragement for each other, sharing personal stories of resilience and faith in their nursing journey. Some members are also discussing technical issues with logging into their portals and speculating on the status of their applications.
I just submitted my application to the Nurse Corps Scholarship, I just found out about this a few months ago anyone have any advice or tips? I am most worried by my SAI number. It is within the range but its on the upper end more than lower.
Apply to the Nurse Corps Scholarship Program
You are eligible if you:
Are a U.S. citizen (born or naturalized), a national, or a lawful permanent resident
Are an accepted or enrolled student in a nursing degree program at a United States accredited school of nursing
Begin classes no later than September 30
Don't have any federal judgment liens
Don't have an existing service commitment
Aren't overdue on a federal debt
Note: Preference to those who need the most help financially.
Why should you apply?
If you receive an award, you'll get a monthly stipend—and they'll pay your
tuition;
eligible fees;
reasonable costs (includes books, clinical supplies/instruments, and uniforms).
Did anyone get any updates? OMG this wait is killing me
No changes; and I'm not really sure if anyone has received a credit check yet. I know they are reaching out to those who applied to the nurse Corp loan repayment program RN. Past members said they really mean it when they say up until the 30th many got notified a week or two before that day
No changes; and I'm not really sure if anyone has received a credit check yet. I know they are reaching out to those who applied to the nurse Corp loan repayment program RN. Past members said they really mean it when they say up until the 30th many got notified a week or two before that day
Dang so we basically have to wait another whole month. Dang this is torture
I think they do start notifying people around now and might even notify them in rounds. Awardees have the option of declining, which some might if their circumstances changed and they are not longer able to commit to the contract. If so, they probably continue to award until all of the funding is used.
This is just my assumption but would explain why some people find out in Aug and some in Sept.
PsychDNPStudentInCO, BSN, RN
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Anyone else have credit checks yet? I spoke to someone who had one mid-July.