where in WV?DH and i had planned

First, please use correct capitalization and punctuation and write like an adult, if you want to be considered for nursing school. I am serious. There are many displaced adult workers with college degrees who will be your competition.

Second, I would consider learning to drive and getting your license and access to a vehicle. Nursing students and other healthcare students must do clinicals at various places, and those students must provide their own transportation. Sometimes the facilities that clinicals are done at are not very "local," so where the school sends students for clinicals is a good question to ask.

Third, most of those nursing and health related programs will be on the WIA / WV Workforce Development training provider list. It's a good way to get a basic list of the ones with lower costs. There might be other private schools not on it. Go to https://public.workforcewv.org/JobSeeker/TrainingCourseSearch.asp?SessionUID={884FC247-401C-467A-89B1-25C9A164BB0B} and enter Nursing and zip code 25801 and search in a 50 or 30 mile radius and see what pops up. The total time required, the total cost, the wage rates of grads who found jobs, and the contact info for the school should also be available via that training provider list.

You can also call your local Raleigh Co. One Stop and speak to the WIA / TRA training counselor and see if there are others that are being added to the list or what's being kicked off for non-performance.