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maddycat03

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  1. Oh no, this is an accredited program. They have a 100% pass rate for NCLEX. It is a newer program offered at the school (2 years) so it is in the process of being nationally accredited as you have to have a couple years of statistics to be fully nationally accredited. I assure you I have done tons of research and this is the best fit for me. The program is extremely inexpensive compared to a bigger school, they just don't participate in federal loans. They still have the Pell grant and HOPE, which I no longer qualify for as I graduated high school too long ago. I just need some ideas on how to pay for life while in school, as they recommend that you don't work at all, but say it is do-able with part time work.
  2. It is a Technical College. Most don't participate in Student loans.
  3. Hello Everyone! I am so excited that I recieved my acceptance letter to the local ADN program. The only problem is that the school does not participate in federal loans. As an older student, meaning not living with my parents and still have to pay for my car, insurance, cell phone, etc., it is going to be hard to make it through nursing school without being able to work full time, especially that the school does not offer student loans. Any advise on how to make it through? Any scholarships still open? Any private loans that will pay for school and living expenses?
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