Pursuing a career in health care? Consider these scholarships to reduce your student debt.
It takes heart and a dedication to helping people to want to pursue nursing. But it shouldn’t take all of your savings to become an RN, LVN or LPN.
Nursing school can run you $40,000 to $100,000 a year, leading to a lot of debt at graduation. To keep what you owe from becoming an emergency, we researched scholarships offered by more than 300 corporations, colleges and nonprofits across the United States to build list of the top 25 out there for future nurses.
*In November 2018, we manually compiled online data on scholarships offered by more than 300 corporations, colleges and other nonprofits, ranking them by aid value.
In November 2018, we manually compiled online data on scholarships offered by more than 300 corporations, colleges and other nonprofits, ranking them by aid value.
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