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Nurses Who Earn Advanced Degrees Could Get Student Loans Forgiven
16 March 09 02:55 PM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

To help address a shortage of qualified nursing educators, two U.S. representatives have proposed a bill that would establish a federal student loan repayment program for nurses who earn a master’s or a doctorate degree in nursing and agree to teach full-time at an accredited nursing school for at least four years. Read More...

Filed under: American Association of College of Nursing, college loans, education debt, NextStudent, nurse educators, nursing degrees, nursing doctorate degrees, nursing education, nursing faculty shortage, nursing graduate degrees, nursing school graduates, nursing schools, nursing shortage, nursing student loans, Polly Bednash, student loan forgiveness program, student loan incentive, student loans, Tammy Baldwin, Tom latham

Nursing, Teaching, Law Enforcement, Professions Losing Student Loan Incentives
13 June 08 10:30 AM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

College graduates preparing to enter critical fields like nursing and teaching may no longer be able to take advantage of programs that previously offered them a break on their student loans. In at least six states this year, state-affiliated lenders Read More...

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