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Common Ways To Finance Yourself Through Your Nursing Training

<p>Nursing is becoming a very popular career&comma; with its good paying jobs and excellent job security&period; Unfortunately&comma; one of the hardest things about getting through nursing school is finding adequate funding&period; Nursing school has become so expensive that for many people&comma; it is impossible to save enough money or completely pay for tuition through working&period; Luckily&comma; there are several different option which can be used to help pay for nursing school&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<ul>&NewLine;<li><strong>Student loans and grants through the federal government&period;<&sol;strong>Stafford loans&comma; which are loans guaranteed through the federal government&comma; are one of the most popular ways to finance higher education&period; To qualify for these loans&comma; the student must fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid&comma; or FAFSA&period; The FAFSA is then forwarded on to the school they are attending&comma; who will put together a financial aid package&period; The financial aid that a student receives from the FAFSA often depends on the income of their family&period; If they are income eligible&comma; the student may receive a Pell Grant in addition to a Stafford loan&period; Unlike Stafford Loans&comma; the Pell Grant does not have to be paid back&period; Even if the student does not qualify for a Pell Grant&comma; they may qualify for a Subsidized Stafford Loan&comma; which is a low interest loan where the government pays the interest while the student in school&period; Regardless of a student&&num;8217&semi;s family&&num;8217&semi;s income&comma; they can qualify for an Unsubsidized Stafford Loan&period; Although interest on this loan does build up while the student is in school&comma; the loan does not have to be repaid until after the student leaves school&period; All Stafford loans are guaranteed through the federal government&comma; so there is no credit check for these types of loans&period;<&sol;li>&NewLine;<&sol;ul>&NewLine;<ul>&NewLine;<li><strong>Scholarships and tuition benefits through an employer&period;<&sol;strong>Many workplaces offer their employees tuition benefits after they been employed for a certain period of time&period; Generally&comma; hospitals are especially generous in terms of encouraging their CNAs and LPNs to further their educations&period; Sometimes there are academic requirements for these scholarships&comma; such as maintaining a B average&comma; so students should check with their employers about what they specifically require&period;<&sol;li>&NewLine;<&sol;ul>&NewLine;<ul>&NewLine;<li><strong>Scholarships offered through alumni groups and other organizations&period; <&sol;strong> Many schools have alumni organizations who offer scholarships to current students&period; There are other organizations&comma; such as Rotary International&comma; the Lions Club&comma; and P&period;E&period;O&period; International which award scholarships to deserving students&period; Students can find these scholarships by contacting the financial aid office at their school&period; There are also several databases on the Internet&comma; such as those at www&period;fastweb&period;com&comma; where students can put in demographic information can find scholarships they are eligible for&period;<&sol;li>&NewLine;<&sol;ul>&NewLine;<p>By using these methods&comma; nursing students can find the financial assistance they need to help them through school&period; It is important to plan early and submit the FAFSA and scholarship applications as soon as possible&comma; to maximize the financial aid a student receives&period; By doing this&comma; a student can minimize the amount of debt they have to take on to finance their schooling&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;Will writes for Team24 Private Nursing&comma; a specialist private nursing agency and domiciliary care provider who are currently recruiting&comma; find private nursing and disability care jobs with Team24 Private Nursing&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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