Scholarship

[Tony35NYC]

Some of you had asked about scholarships for nursing students. I couldn't find that thread so I'm posting the info here.

This is the HRSA scholarship. It pays 100% of your tuition, books, fees, etc. plus you get a monthly stipend. It is a federal government scholarship so they do require that you practice in an underserved area for 2 years after you graduate. (Very small price to pay for an all expenses paid college education, if you asked me:)) Naturally, its extremely competitive: 250 awards each year and an average of 9,000 applications. You also have to be a US citizen.

I tried applying for this scholarship every year but I was never selected. Now I'm done with nursing school and don't need it anymore, but hopefully some of you will apply and have better results. The deadline is May 27 so get at it now if interested.

Go for it!

http://bhpr.hrsa.gov/nursing/scholarship/

[raffreakale]

Some of you had asked about scholarships for nursing students. I couldn't find that thread so I'm posting the info here.

This is the HRSA scholarship. It pays 100% of your tuition, books, fees, etc. plus you get a monthly stipend. It is a federal government scholarship so they do require that you practice in an underserved area for 2 years after you graduate. (Very small price to pay for an all expenses paid college education, if you asked me:)) Naturally, its extremely competitive: 250 awards each year and an average of 9,000 applications. You also have to be a US citizen.

I tried applying for this scholarship every year but I was never selected. Now I'm done with nursing school and don't need it anymore, but hopefully some of you will apply and have better results. The deadline is May 27 so get at it now if interested.

Go for it!

http://bhpr.hrsa.gov/nursing/scholarship/

That sounds great!!! IF ONLY 9000+ were given out...

[Geto]

am a male nurse aged 25, holding a certificate in nursing and midwifery obtained in 2003. am registered with the nurses council of malawi and currently practising. i would like to do a degree in nursing and midwifery. can you assist me with the information on how enrols in the states. looking forward to hear from you. Bye! Gilbert

Some of you had asked about scholarships for nursing students. I couldn't find that thread so I'm posting the info here.

This is the HRSA scholarship. It pays 100% of your tuition, books, fees, etc. plus you get a monthly stipend. It is a federal government scholarship so they do require that you practice in an underserved area for 2 years after you graduate. (Very small price to pay for an all expenses paid college education, if you asked me:)) Naturally, its extremely competitive: 250 awards each year and an average of 9,000 applications. You also have to be a US citizen.

I tried applying for this scholarship every year but I was never selected. Now I'm done with nursing school and don't need it anymore, but hopefully some of you will apply and have better results. The deadline is May 27 so get at it now if interested.

Go for it!

http://bhpr.hrsa.gov/nursing/scholarship/