krysanne

I would like to know how they are now too. I am a graduate nurse and have had a phone interview with them. I've never done adult home health before and am nervous considering the past comments. But there is nothing about what they've been like in the past 3 years.

So, I just got accepted in the local LPN - ADN program. I am looking for financial assistance for tuition and living expenses as I understand that this is a full-time program with a very unpredictable schedule and will be unable to work from August until graduation in May. This is especially difficult for me since I live alone. I have completed my Fafsa but do not qualify for the Pell Grant. I will turn in an application for the Federal Stafford loan, however, the maximum amount I may get approved for is $10,500 which will just cover the cost of the tuition. I do not qualify for the HRSA Grant (and all other grants I've seen) since my income was too high last year. I am unable to get Private Student loans because this program is at a junior college instead of a four-year university. The only options that I see right now are to either work full time overnight and go to school during the day or to use credit cards or personal loans (at 12% interest) to pay for living expenses. Are there any other opportunities for a student like me?