nursingcat86

In my school most people carry backpacks to clinical. I have this Code Happy tote bag which has worked very well so far: Amazon.com: Code Happy Women's Fashion Tote, Black, One Size: Clothing

1. Actually yes - if you are interested in how, here are some sources: (source 1) (source 2) (source 3) 2. For my personal situation, no ABSN wasn't the most cost effective option in that I should have gotten a nursing degree as my first bachelor's, but I didn't realize that until I was halfway through getting a different degree at a college that had no nursing program, so this is how it worked out in my life. But if you look at the sources above, you'll see that even if I did that, "working through school" as in working enough to graduate with no debt is pretty much not possible now. Not meaning to come off as dismissive/harsh, but this is a topic I'm pretty passionate about.

I'm in an ABSN program and working part-time. The maximum you can qualify for is $12,500 per year in federal loans. I work as much as I can, but I still need to cover the gap with private loans, and I don't exactly have negotiating power to get low interest rates. I live a frugal lifestyle, but I'm still going to graduate with a lot of debt. I think you need to recognize the situation now is not that the same as it was 20 years ago.

If you don't mind me asking, what kind of printer did you get?