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Ya haha mine was a little forward. It was just hard to read given that no one from NAU has been able to tell me how much the program will cost or even how many clincal hours we will attain(something that I figure is very important to hirability). It's been quite a week lol. Getting a subleaser for my rental, getting vaccines, titers testing, looking into personal health insurance, finger prints, and beginning to looking into Flagstaff rental market. Still holding my breath for enrollment into courses so that I can open communication with the financial aid office. I'm just trying to tell myself that I need to calm down and breathe since we still have like 2 months lol.

Hey fellow WUE's. Just about had a mycardial infarction with that last email about tuition. I did follow up in an email and she will be sending out a clarification email. Basically WUE hasn't ended and we will qualify for it in fall and spring this upcoming year.

If you are in state the tuition is about 3000 to $4,000 less. If you are out of state and not within the limits of the wue program then tuition will be far higher. once you earn a bachelor's degree you are not eligible for all of your loan limits. therefore your limit per year for loans is 12500 regardless of whether or not you took any loans out.this of course is assuming that you haven't maxed out your total loan limit which I think is about $75,000. So if used 50000 in your first undergrad then you'll have 25000 left but that would only be $12,500 per year limit. Likewise if you used zero for your undergrad you would still have the $12,500 limit per year after your first bachelor has been earned.

Alright did some research and contacted a couple of departments. Still pretty cryptic on details but here's what I've gathered. We are considered pledge tuition(not excess or no pledge) from what I was told. WUE (they call it wooey lol) is automatically applied assuming you filed for FAFSA. I personally filed for 2018-19 and another for 2019-2020. Summer is considered apart of 2018-19 school year so this theoretically free up 12500 in Federal loans off the bat, leaving another 12500 for 2019-2020 school year maximum. So we have 25000 in Federal loans allowed (can't get confirmation until the advisors enroll us into courses in the coming weeks). Summer doesn't descriminate on tuition for in or out of state. The calculated cost should be 7152(16 units) + 422(fees for the 17th unit). Add on 800 for nursing fees. Summer = 8374 all students Fall 2019 will cost 8380 (12 unit or above no longer changes tuition) plus 800 for nursing fees. Fall = 9180 WUE Spring will cost 8379 (same as above -1 dollar lol) plus 800 for nursing fees. Spring = 9179 WUE Grand total of tuition+fees = 26733. WUE So assuming we can take 25k fed and maybe a liberal 1k per month in allowances for living/books etc. A private loan or personal savings of 14k+ will be needed here. I figure living on beans and rice and poor for a year in the work force should put us at 1 year to pay that heavy burden off.

Ok some good news for WUE. If you read the policies, the WUE being applied to nursing programs is indeed new. As mentioned before, last year's class was not eligible due to program start date being started prior to Fall 2018( which sadly included an 2018s summer start). Any program starting Fall 2018 or later will be eligible for WUE! Wooo. Bummer for those before previous years. That is a major difference in cost.

Emails are in I think. Good luck to everyone. Looking forward to meeting you guys.

From CA on the Central coast. What about you?