Nurses still paying on their student loans

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Specializes in Intensive medical care.

I'm not sure if this was posted before but I found this info and wanted to share the link. It's for the Nursing Student Loan Forgiveness Program in FL. Could be helpful....

http://www.nslfp.com/faq.htm

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Specializes in Med-Surg.

I work at the one of the hospitals that offer it and it was a painless process to get. At the end of this year they will pay $4000 off my loan, and the end of the year after another $4000 and by then it will be paid off. So what would take 10 years of payments for me is taking two years.

Specializes in Oncology, Research.

I wonder if I qualify as working for the state? I am employed by UF and have state bennies. Worth a shot. Any help with the 40K I still have in loans would be great!

Specializes in Operating Room.

thanks for this link

Thank you for this information. Exactly what I was looking for

Specializes in code brown.

Awesome info, Thanx! :)

Specializes in Operating Room.

thanks for sharing this! i filled out the whole application and then found out my hospital doesn't participate. =(

How exactly do you find out if your hospital is one that participates? It never says how to specifically find your hospital...

Specializes in Trauma 1.

I consolidated my nursing loans after I graduated. If your hosp. doesn't qualify for the forgiveness, consolidation can help with the payments of your nursing student loans. I'll try to link some sites I used, but Im pretty new to this whole "forum" thing, ha! I used http://finaid.org/ and http://studentloansforcollege.org/ to find the consolidation loans. Good luck!:nurse:

Specializes in Utilization Management; Case Management.

They're not funded thsi year! Total sadface....but thanks for the info!

Specializes in Family Planning, STD, OB/Gyn.

Has anyone look at this link?

http://www.hrsa.gov/loanscholarships/repayment/nursing/

They pay 60% of your loans. 30% each year for two years and 25% for optional 3rd year.

But there is a contract.

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