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Bluetus

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11. Yes. $40,000 - $80,000 is what I see

Reply to Jilly_in_VA (Reply #10)

Sun Nov 23, 2025, 10:17 AM

2 hrs ago

for tuition at state universities, plus housing.

And a person can become a RN with a 2-year degree. I assume some employers will provide tuition assistance for those who start with an Associate's degree and pursue the bachelor and master levels while working.

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Do you know what the proposed limits are for nursing degrees? Bluetus 21 hrs ago #7

The limits are capped at Jilly_in_VA 20 hrs ago #8

I get what you saying. Some see this as an intentional insult. Bluetus 19 hrs ago #9

No I most definitely would NOT! Jilly_in_VA 4 hrs ago #10

Yes. $40,000 - $80,000 is what I see Bluetus 2 hrs ago #11

Bachelor's perhaps Jilly_in_VA 11 min ago #12

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