Nursing Grants
Nursing is a field that is always in demand no matter the economy or the job market. After all, people always need to be taken care of. This is really a very solid career to go into if you enjoy taking care of people, don’t faint at the sight of blood, and genuinely want to work in the healthcare industry.
Nurses, despite this demand, are underrepresented. Hospitals, retirement homes, schools, and other facilities around the world are in need of experienced and qualified nurses.
If you want to go to school for a solid profession, nursing is a smart bet. To add icing to this cake, there are many nursing grants to help you achieve this goal. Governments, non-profits, and organizations around the world offer grants to help people complete degrees in nursing and similar medical and health areas to ensure that nursing needs are met.
Federal Options
There are many federal grants that may apply to nursing students. For example, the United States Department of Health and Human Services, an important division of the Health Resources and Services Administration, has grants that are applicable to the nursing profession.
For example, Scholarships for Disadvantages Students is a federal grant that focuses on providing funds to financially disadvantaged students in health sciences and nursing programs.
Included programs range from veterinary and medical school to dental hygiene and occupational therapy programs. To receive this grant, students need to contact their college’s financial aid office. The programs that participate in this federal program will decide who qualifies and will be a candidate for this grant.
Nursing Scholarship Program
Another federal grant program in place for those interested in nursing is the Nursing Scholarship Program. This nursing grant distributes over 200 awards to nurses who agree to work for two or more years after graduation at specific institutions around the country. Often, these organizations are in need of health care.
The funds that are granted cover tuition and expenses and also offer a stipend that can cover living expenses. The Nursing Scholarship Program is given to nursing students who are enrolled in an accredited nursing program. The grant is currently only available to full-time undergraduate students.
Pell Grant
There are also federal grants that are focused on income levels of students. If you want to go into nursing and have a low income, you may qualify for a Pell Grant.
This grant has been around since 1972 and is focused on giving low income students the resources they need to enroll in college. If you use this grant in addition to those offered by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, you may just find the funds you need to pay for school.
State Options
There are also a range of state funded grants for those interested in the nursing field. In fact, the American Nurses Association recently reported that there is a push on legislators in state governments to help fill in the healthcare needs rampant around the country.
Many state governments now have nursing grants in place to help strengthen colleges and help send qualified and motivated students to school. For example, in North Carolina, there are over 300 awards given to the Nurse Scholars Program. This specific grant is merit-based and covers candidates who are enrolled in state accredited programs.
Both undergraduate and graduate programs are covered by this grant. The only way to know what your state has to offer is to do your research.
Consider Minority Grants
There are many organizations today that offer grants to minority nursing candidates. In the past, minorities like Native Americans, African Americans, and women were shut out of healthcare and medical fields.
By providing grants for such people for such positions, two issues are dealt with at the same time: the nursing profession receives qualified students and minorities are given extra funding to help them reach college.
Many of these nursing grants are offered by individual colleges and universities and from all sorts of non-profit organizations. To find such funding opportunities, take the time to flip through a grant book or to conduct a basic Internet search.
Nursing Organizations
There are many professional nursing organizations that may be able to offer you some funding opportunities. The key to finding nursing grants is to really see how many nursing organizations are out there and if you qualify for their funding opportunities. For example, the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists has grants focused for those nurse anesthetists who want to conduct research.
The American Academy of Nurse Practitioners has funding for those interested in becoming nurse practitioners, and the Emergency Nurses Foundation Association offers grants to nurses working in Emergency Rooms. You need to consider your focus in nursing so that you can find organizations and grants that best suit your interests.
College Specific Grants
Another funding option to consider are these grants focused on specific colleges and nursing programs around the country. If you are willing to be flexible about the nursing program in which you enroll, you may be able to secure additional funding. Always take the time to see what different schools, degrees, and programs to have to offer you.
You no doubt want nurse grants, but you need to ensure that you are in a school and program you actually enjoy.
Income-Based Grants
There may be funds that you can use in connection to nursing grants. For example, if you can demonstrate that you come from a low-income family, you may be granted additional funds.
You want to be clear about why and how you plan to use any grants you receive. If you demonstrate need and are professional in your grant application, it may just push your application further than if you didn’t include this information.
Be Clear and Specific About Your Goals
If you want to be approved for nursing grants, you need to show that you are deserving of these funds. Thus, put some serious time into describing your interest in this world, why you want to be a nurse, and which world or field you would like to one day work in. The more specific you are about your future goals, the more attractive you look.
Organizations that run and give out grants want to provide funds to people who are truly going to use them to better the world. Thus, the more specific you are about your future, the more responsible and prepared you look.
Stay Organized if You Want Nursing Grants
The only way to receive the necessary funding is to really know when deadlines are and what is expected or needed for each and every application. Thus, make yourself a checklist for every nursing grant you find and take the time to make a grant focused calendar so that deadlines do not pass you by.
Late applications are often tossed without another glance. You don’t want your hard work to go for nothing just because you waited too long to mail your application.
Keep folders with all necessary documents and forms in them so that you are sure that you have everything you need to succeed. Many nursing grants will need additional documentation about your state residency, tax forms to prove income, and essays and official application forms. You need to be sure that you submit all necessary documents so that you present yourself as organized, professional, and deserving of this grant.
When it comes time to find amazing nursing grants, you need to be creative and you need to be willing to do the work. You never know where you will find the best grants for you and your nursing interests. Apply for anything and everything that remotely relates to you.
Funding can really ensure that you start and finish your nursing program. If you are dedicated to this task, you will no doubt find lists of nursing related grants for which you can apply. Take your time, have loved ones look over your work, and stay focused so that you can receive the funds you need to succeed.
August 2nd, 2011 at 4:51 pm
hello, my name is summer. I would love to attend nursing school in the spring. I have been a caregiver for about 3yrs and have enjoyed every moment of it, but now i think it is time for me to attend Nursing school to further my education. Being a nurse is something that I’ve dreamed of for along time and now i’m ready to do what it takes to get there.
August 4th, 2011 at 8:20 pm
I am interested in Nursing School. I am looking for direction, information, financial assistance. I can be reached at 678-748-1408. Thank you
August 6th, 2011 at 2:12 am
I recently was laid off from my job. I have been looking to get back into school. I was told the demand for male nurses is at an all time high. I really need a recession proof career.
August 10th, 2011 at 1:02 am
hello my name is rimi, iam currently starting college in fall 2011 iam a transfer student that is going for my bsn in nursing. i work at hospital as a caregiver and i love it! nursing is my passion, and i really need this grant for my bsn school. thank you
August 13th, 2011 at 1:33 am
I just gratuadted high school this year (2011) and am very determined to get my bachlors in RN, since I am almost aproaching my 18th bday & have no kids I would like to focus on my career & to become a sucessful women.
August 15th, 2011 at 2:36 pm
I am a 41 year old women who received my associates degree in nursing 4 years ago. I am now looking to forward my education and get my BSN. Only financially we are drained and I will need some assistance. Any help you can provide to me in reference to obtaining a grant would be appreciated.
August 15th, 2011 at 11:47 pm
I am currently an LPN at a very busy general surgeons office. I want to further my education and further my options in life. My passion has always been nursing because it makes me feel so good when I can be there to help the elderly, the sick, and those that do not have family/friends around to help. I am a mother of three daughters and it is very hard to be able to work and maintain school therefore if I could qualify for a grant it would help me so much. I want to be able to give back some day and this is my dream! Thank you
August 16th, 2011 at 4:42 pm
I am looking for a way to pay to go to nursing school. this is my dream and I want it to come true. This will be a blessing iif i get this opportunity. AI also can be reacherd at 469-524-9023
August 17th, 2011 at 4:20 am
Hi my name is Samantha. I want to start school next spring to be a RN. Im already a nurses aid at a nursing home and I would like to go all the way. Nursing is my passion. I love working with people in different ways. Grants would really help out.
Thank You
August 17th, 2011 at 11:52 pm
I was accepted into a part-time nursing program, but cant get enough Pell Grant money to cover my expenses because I’m only going part-time. I have 5 kids and taking care of them is hard enough, so thats why I did the part-time. This way the load wont be so heavy. I would really like some help to pay for school to better my lives and the ones of my future patients. I’ve been a caregiver for 3 years and just want to further my education. Thanks
August 18th, 2011 at 10:49 pm
I am enrolled in a University beginning this September will be my first year in nursing school for a bachelors degree. I need help with any loan, grant, or scholarship to pay for my tuition. I will be heart broken if I do not accomplish my dream. I am close to achieving my dream, and I am willing to go through high intrest loans to finish school.
August 19th, 2011 at 11:36 pm
Hello, my name is Araceli Navarro and I am currently attending school to complete my BSN. I plan to further my education and pursue a degree as a NP. I strongly believe that I would be a great asset to the MSN/NP profession, however, financial assistance is needed. Thank you so much for your time and consideration.
August 24th, 2011 at 12:47 am
My name is Rebeca and I am studying in PuertoRico Interamerican University 2nd year of Nursing BSN. I an looking for help with my college enrollment for my trimester October-December. Thank you for your time.
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August 24th, 2011 at 2:39 am
Hello, I have currently been taking classes to become an RN I am currently a CNA (MA) but would love to continue to on to my RN. I am a single mother or 3 soon to be 4 (in feb). I have most of my prerequists done but still shy of a few. But I am finding hard to pay for the classes and books along with nessecities for my kids. So I would love to have more information on scholarships or grants that might help me finish with my classes. I am not a not a minority I am just a single white female in my thrities trying to provide for my kids and finish my education to better my living situation. Thanks for your time. Tresa
August 26th, 2011 at 1:40 am
Hey im enrolled and morehead but having trouble with the transportaion i NEED financial assistance
August 27th, 2011 at 2:46 am
Hi! I was excepted into the RN nursing program. There is a lot of extra costs I didn’t realize, also books and tution is high, and I was looking for some information of grants that might be able to help. Thank
September 1st, 2011 at 1:12 am
Hello!
I am currently finishing my general education at California Baptist University, and planning on applying in the spring of 2012 for the nursing program of fall 2012. With my parents money being cut because all of the economy, I am paying for some of my classes myself. I was looking for more information on grants to try and help pay for more of my school. Thanks for the help!
Staci
September 1st, 2011 at 5:47 pm
I am looking for free training in podiatry because there is a problem of diabetes related amputations on my island.I am a specialised diabetes nurse and I want to empower myself in diabetes to prevent complications from diabetes.
regards
swaleha
September 5th, 2011 at 8:41 pm
To whom it may concern:
When thinking of furthering my career three factors come into play; my purpose in this world, finances, and family. Many things can come about in life that can stop the education process. With that being said it is very wise to have all of your resources in order.
My number one purpose in this world is to raise a healthy happy son that is fully capable of going out into the world on his own and prosper to his fullest potential. God blessed me with a caring heart to helping others in their time of need. No matter if they need a friend, scrapped a knee, lost a loved one, lost the ability to do everyday adl’s. As of right now I am a CNA, I find this to be very rewarding, but I am limited to nursing home positions. Becoming a RN will widen my horizon in the nursing field.
Finances have to be in order or else while trying to better life things will be lost. Family needs to have food, gas is needed for the drive to school, daycare will be needed, house payments made, utilities and staples for the household are needed too. Working during attending classes will help keep order in these areas, but attending classes will take work hours down, as well. A scholarship, or grant will help relieve this stress.
Family is the most important thing to me. The Jones family consists of my son and I. College implies more time away from my son, which is hard for him to understand. Family time is always very important, and with today’s fast crazy world I believe it makes it even more important to have family time. Sacrifices have to be made as well to build a better future for us, scholarships, and grants will allow us to enjoy our family time.
With all of this said furthering a career takes that old saying, “blood sweat and tears.” With scholarships and grants the ride will be smoother in the classroom as well as at home. Thank you for your time.
September 9th, 2011 at 4:53 am
I’m a single mother and a full-time student going for my nursing degree. I need help paying some of my finical situations so I can focus more on my schooling instead of my bills right now. I am a determined person and am welling to do whatever it takes to finish school with my degree in nursing.
September 9th, 2011 at 2:26 pm
My husband makes to much money for me to qualify for a grant. I have applied and am taking a compass test next week to get into the nursing program. I am going for my LPN and will continue to an RN. We have children and can barely pay the bills without me working. I cannot find work and going back to school is the best choice for our family. Is there anything to help married women who dont qualify because of what their husbands make?
September 18th, 2011 at 7:06 pm
I am alredy in the system I am doing Diploma in Nursing and Midwifery Technician in my country at St Johns College of Nursing and Midwifery. I am graduating on 26 november 2011 so now i am looking for sponsership to extend my qualifications to degree. I dont have money that i can manage to pay fees, now i am supported by government but the government will not help me for degree programme as conditions attached to our contract.
October 14th, 2011 at 2:41 am
I am writing to you because I am about to start my bacholers degree at Axia. My husband recently got hurt and we are paying catch up trying to pay bills off. Not to mention I have loans to pay off from my Associates degree. My laptop, means of going to school is out dated and my car is a piece of junk so I cannot drive over an hour ot school. I want to prove ot my family that unlike thier words of me being dumb that I can do this, and I have good grades already in my Associates Degree. I am not sure if I will be able to continue or pay my loans off without your help. I have two little girls and iam thier hero because of going to college and want contine. I feel I cannot do this without your help. Please please consider. After years of abuse and wanting to go into psychology next, I know I can help others reach their dreams by showing them all I have done even fater years of abuse. Thanks Carrie Harris
October 22nd, 2011 at 11:28 am
Dear,l am an international student with RN,BNSC,PGDE,BLS.,have been offered admission on masters in Nursing,sept 2011. Please kindly assist me with funding my programme because of family financial difficulty.
Regards,
choice Amadi.
October 23rd, 2011 at 5:17 pm
On the surface I think I am like most young and modern American women: I take school seriously, I have dreams and goals for the future that I am determined to make happen, and I don’t expect anyone to do the hard work for me. I come from what is an increasingly normal background: my parents are divorced and I live with my mom and step-dad, I feel very lucky to have a supportive family behind me. What makes me different from the rest of the crowd though is how I choose to fill my time away from school. I come from a middle income background so I knew I’d have to get a job in the summers and/or after school to help fund college, but instead of getting the easiest job I could find like many of my friends, I purposely sought work that would teach me new skills as well as give me a sense of fulfillment.
My grades have always been high and I am especially proud of this because I don’t naturally excel in all subjects. Writing has always been a challenge for me because I find grammar to often be confusing, spelling too, but I have learned through my involvement with many varsity level sports that quitting never feels as good as conquering your own fears, which is why I have sought not only advanced placement writing classes to really help me focus on mastering the written word. I am now on the cusp of attending college and preparing for a career, and I am confident that the determination I have displayed thus far will only grow stronger as my course work becomes more demanding. At this point I think I want to focus on a career in the nursing. I want to help people, and make there days better. I know that I am young and the career path I find myself on after earning an undergraduate degree may be very different than what I envision now, but I plan to make my college education a well rounded and broadening one that hopefully will allow me to explore both my academic and artistic interests so that wherever the future takes me I will have a solid foundation upon which to build a career.
October 30th, 2011 at 4:14 am
I would like to return to school for Lpn program at PCCTI but I caint afford the payments. I am a single mom that really want to futhur her education. Thanks.
November 2nd, 2011 at 3:17 am
I have been accepted to an LPN program and I am looking for Scholarships. I currently work full-time for a Hospice organization. I have been in the Nursing field for 9 years now as a CNA. Becoming a Nurse has always been my dream. When I finish with my LPN I am planning on entering the ADN program here in my town. If there is anyone out there that knows of grants or scholarships PLEASE help!
Thanks
Josh
November 8th, 2011 at 1:28 am
hi i’m a student nurse 4rm nigeria and i dont have money to pay for my tuition fee and also take care of my academics pls i need scholarship to achieve my aims in life thanks and God bless Charity
November 10th, 2011 at 7:14 pm
I am trying to go to school for pre-nursing. I am finding a hard time trying to obtain grants and scholarships for the students that have not been accepted to any nursing programs. Anyone out there know of any? Please help.
November 11th, 2011 at 6:46 pm
I’m 47 years old and I worked as a Certified Nursing Assistant..I want to promote myself by going back to school..to be a LPN or RN. I cannot afford to go to school.I hope there’s any scholarship program that can help me…I’ve been working as a Nurse Assistant for 11 years now…I like what I do..to taken care of elderly or children I just wish I can do more for them to take good care of them…but I don’t have any money to go back to school. also my sister she want to go to nursing program…she’s also a Certified Nursing Assistant…and she’s been nursing assistant for 17 years…I wish there’s any scholarship program can help us.. I appreciate it thank you very much hopefully there’s any nursing scholarship program or any foundation that can help us to go to school. school…
November 14th, 2011 at 3:04 am
Pls. help me pursue my nursing. I’m on first yr. college but my parents can’t really afford my fees.
pls. help. thank you.
November 14th, 2011 at 5:26 pm
Hi. I am currently an LPN at a local Nursing Home. I have been a nurse for a little over 13 years. I have taken several classes toward my RN over this time frame, however there has always been obstacles in the way to finish my RN. I have just been accepted into an RN program but financing is an issue. I don’t want this oppurtunity to pass me by this time. I love nursing, I love helping people. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
November 22nd, 2011 at 3:54 am
I am currently looking to pursue my MSN/NP. I have been a nurse for 17yrs and looking for the oppertunity to enroll in graduate school.I am trying to work fulltime and school part time which is difficult. if any assistance is available please let me know.
Thanking you in advance
Gale.
November 22nd, 2011 at 1:44 pm
Hello.
I’m trying to figure out how to get into the medical school in my town. But I live by myself and have no where else to reside while I attend school, and the Pima Medical Institute I want to attend is 8 to 5 Mon-Fri. Not exactly something you can work full time while attending. I would like to know how I can get financial help to attend that college and still manage to survive without taking out a gigantic loan.
November 22nd, 2011 at 8:41 pm
Hi I’m Maigyne Edge I am currently 17 years old. As a 16 year old in high school I also attended a technical school (funds provided by my high school) and received my PCT certification. But I would like to further my education. As of the moment I do not have any Funds for college. I plan on becoming a registered nurse and I would love to work in the neonatal medical field. My passion for helping others is very strong and I believe that the knowledge I already contain and the knowledge I will gain in the future will combine to create a very intelligent young lady that will most definatly have a positive affect on a work place. If any one has any helpful hints as to finding hidden money to pay for college I would greatly appreciate it!! Thank you for your time.
November 29th, 2011 at 7:02 pm
My name is Jennifer and I am looking for grants. I am currently taking my prerequisites for nursing. I am also a firefighter and an EMT. Thank you
November 29th, 2011 at 8:21 pm
I am a 19 year old trying to get into college. I want to prove to the people that care about me that if i am able to do it, so are they. I want to be the first one in my family to go to college. so that i am able to get things accomplished in my life. My mom depends on me and I promised my dad before he died that i would take care of my family. And the only thing i need is money to pay for college.I do not have a job at the moment so i need the help.
November 29th, 2011 at 8:21 pm
Hi my name is Stephanie I am wanting to go to school to be an R.N. and I am currently a CNA. I am only working at a resturant right now and I don’t have much money for school, so any grants would help. Thanks so much for your time.
December 12th, 2011 at 11:18 pm
hi im christal and I am very interested in becoming an rn. I have always enjoyed helping people. Recently divorced with two girls. I want to teach my girls to be independant. I would sure appreciate some advice on grants.
December 13th, 2011 at 5:18 pm
I recently lost my ex-husband, who I still lived with, and who still helped me with everything. I now need to find a job to take care of myself. I have always wanted to get into the medical field, particularly nursing. Anything you can do to help me get the funding for school will be more that greatly appreciated. I am in desperate need of a vocation that will help me take care of myself, as well as others. Thank you so much for any information you can give me in helping me get a grant for my schooling. The grant is necessary as I won’t have income until I begin actually working in my chosen field. Thank you very much for your consideration and help.
December 16th, 2011 at 5:02 pm
I have been an LVN/LPN for about two years and am currently in the process of applying to RN school. My ultimate goal is to go for my BSN, then MSN, then become a NP! The only problem is money. I work full-time and have a new baby boy born in 2011. So as you know, money is tight but I WILL further my career not only for myself and my family, but for the elderly and sick as well. The more education I have, the better I can care for them. Which is my passion, taking care of the sick and elderly. Thank you
December 16th, 2011 at 9:27 pm
Hi, my name is Lyn. I am 23 and a mother of two. I have always wanted to go to school to be a nurse but never had the time nor money. At 18 I had my first child and choose to join the army to give my daughter a life at 21 I had my second daughter. Their father soon left me struggling to keep up with life. I am moving home and getting out the army and would like to be able to give my girls a good life. I dont have the money to go to school now so any grants would work. Thank you for all your time.
January 3rd, 2012 at 10:07 pm
IM ben I’m 18 and intrested in a CNA program at my local technical collage i unfortunatly cannot afford the program i want to use this program as a foot hold in the medical feild and get an emt then more but i cant with out the starting fees being paid. thank you
January 4th, 2012 at 8:56 pm
Hi, my name is Laura and I am a disabled mother of 10 year old twins. After high school I went straight to college and went through Respiratory Therapy training. I worked in the field for a year and became pregnant. During the pregnancy my Rheumatoid Arthritis became worse so I was not able to keep working and then I became a stay at home mom. I love being at home for the kids but I realize that I miss being at work helping people and interacting with others. My RA is under control now and I am able to go back to school. I have started classes but I now realize I really do not have the finances to finish with my RN and that is my goal and dream is to be a RN and help as many people as I can. I would appreciate any and all help in this matter. Thank you for your time and consideration.
January 5th, 2012 at 2:57 pm
Hi my name is Brittany, i am 17 and a senior high school student. I am currently invovled in a Medical assisting Vocational class and hope to continue my education in nursing when i go to college. Any grants or scholarships would be greatly appreciated. thanks.
January 6th, 2012 at 3:40 pm
My name is Danielle, and I came from China. I work as a CNA right now, and I really like the career of nursing. I want to get my LPN as soon as possible. I really need help as well. I would not find a way to fill out the form in this website. Could you direct me?
January 7th, 2012 at 3:52 pm
Hi, I have a degree in Elementary Education and I’ve worked as a CNA for the last 10years. When I attended college I never thought to attend the Nursing Program. For the last few months I’ve decided that nusing is where I have invested the most knowledge and I would like to become a nursing instructor.
January 7th, 2012 at 6:52 pm
Hi my name is Michele and I am a married woman with 2 young sons who has never been to college and I am first generation to attend college. I have chosen the nursing profession after spending 10+ years in the Medical Billing department with the State of Mass and for the past three years watching my son go through chemotherapy for his diagnosis of Non-Hodgkin Lymopha. I have tremendous respect for the nurses whom I work with the those who have been taken care of my son. this grant money would help me ease the burden of the cost of college, books, and all related expenses. Any help you might provide me would be greatly appreciated. Respectfully submitted, Michele.
January 10th, 2012 at 1:17 pm
hi my name is bongiwe . i have always wanted to be a nurse but i cant afford. please help here in lebowakgomo our hospital service is not up to standard because there are no enough nurses and doctors so i want to make a different in our community. my contact number is 0739058215
January 17th, 2012 at 5:44 pm
I would like to take LVN as soon as I can but I need financial assistance. I have worked as CNA and unit secretary for awhile. Please help. My no. 9723390158
January 18th, 2012 at 1:19 am
Hi, my name is Amanda i’m interested in the nursing program any financial assistance would be helpful. I’m currently unemployed want to go back to school for financial security and stability..thanks
January 19th, 2012 at 12:17 am
I am currently a nursing student doing my 2nd level, money is really tight because I go to a private university. I need help on how to get a grant so I don’t have to be forced to go part time. Please help
January 19th, 2012 at 9:59 pm
Hi my name is Ebony. I have always wanted to be a nurse due to my mothers health. I have recently enrolled into school but im sturggling with my financing. Please help me it would mean alot to me if you helped me out, this is all I ever wanted
January 21st, 2012 at 9:01 pm
hi im floretta what made me want to be nurse was about 10years ago when i fount out that my mother had congestive hart failure my life was never the same i spent most of my life taking care of her i never really had a childhood but i dont regret that because my mom is still here with me.i have one thing that finially made me pursue nursing on june 1 2010 i moved in with my grandmom and took care of her with my mom and spent my hole senior year taking care of both of my loved ones performing nurse like dutys on may 30th 2011 two weeks after i graduated my granmother past away before she left this world i made her one promise that i would make a differnece in my life and when she looked down on me i would be somebody and look up and say granmother i kept my promise are you happy. thats why i wont to be a nurse any help you can give me i thank you
January 28th, 2012 at 6:51 am
I’m a South African female and just completed my first year in nursing and was told that we not getting any bursaries to continue my second year in June.Financialy I’m struggling and really want to finish my nursing ,its In my blood,I’m a good nurse and very proud of it.I urgently need help,plz let me know.God Bless