mrsnj20

I recommend University of Cincinnati. They are in the top 5 for graduate programs. You have to find your own preceptors, but I enjoyed the classes and I passed boards on the first try.

Right. You can't really tell until you begin but I wouldn't quit school for any job.

I did not work while in school and I see students who do work that are struggling and sometimes fail. I took the minimum amount of loans needed to get by and cut back on spending. I think it's better to stay in school because even if you have to take out loans, you will be in a better position when you finish. You can find a PRN position and pick up when school is slow.

Congratulations. Everything happens for a reason.

I think the cost of education in this country is largely inflated and when people graduate, they are not able to get a job that pays as much as they need to pay for their education. This is especially true in public service. I would love to be able to pay back my student loans, but because I am still attending school and unable to work overtime to pay off the current ones, the interest keeps piling up. I think this program is a great thing, and while I hope to have my loans paid off after 120 payments, I think many people can benefit from this program. I also think we should remember that many countries pay for or subsidize the education system as a way to promote the education of the country. I don't think there is anything wrong with that.