Published Aug 20, 2005
resqinstructor
5 Posts
hey all.
i'm new here to the board and i'm hoping you can give me a hand.
i am a paramedic and found a medic/lpn bridge to rn program that will work on my firefighter schedule after looking for five years. now the only problem is .........how am i going to pay for it?
if anyone has an idea of where to start looking for grants, scholarships, etc.
i would appreciate it.
thanks and have a great weekend.
pinayfl
105 Posts
hey all.i'm new here to the board and i'm hoping you can give me a hand.i am a paramedic and found a medic/lpn bridge to rn program that will work on my firefighter schedule after looking for five years. now the only problem is .........how am i going to pay for it?if anyone has an idea of where to start looking for grants, scholarships, etc.i would appreciate it.thanks and have a great weekend.
Hi there..welcome aboard :) :balloons:
You can check with your school's financial aid office. Are you going to a community college?
You can apply for grant here: http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/
The less money you made last year the better chance you get more grant $$. That's the only site I know, other members may give you more sites to check. Good luck!
Hi there..welcome aboard :) :balloons: You can check with your school's financial aid office. Are you going to a community college? You can apply for grant here: http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/ The less money you made last year the better chance you get more grant $$. That's the only site I know, other members may give you more sites to check. Good luck!
yeah the school is all over giving me a 12% interest loan. i was going to take a home equity loan but everytime i turn around i hear of some hospital or some gov't org. giving away cash in florida in exchange for a period of time of service. i just don't know how to find them, or if it is just some strange urban myth. i'll go to the site you noted. thanks.
grannynurse FNP student
1,016 Posts
I don't know where you are going to school but a 12% interest loan is a bit high. Sttanford Loans are much lower. I wonder if you are not being taken.
Grannynurse