tuition reimbursement

3 posts · started Oct 26, 2003

gothrn Jan 14, 2004, 5:24 AM
Usually you would have to be fulltime staff at the facility and sign an agreement of some many years of work for the money and work for 6 months prior to applying for money. It proably will not be total reimbursement. When I went to school, I found a grant in the state that paid for school. Most states now have those, they paid for the two years and then I worked two years in any acute care facility in the state-easy.
Aaron C. Jan 15, 2004, 5:20 PM
sometimes, you can get a local group to pay for it. I know here, in NW Oklahoma they have a thing where they will pay for your tuition if you agree to work ANYWHERE in NW Oklahoma for X amount of time (depending on how much they pay for).

I know that differs somewhat from reimbursement but you didn't state if you were a student or not so I just threw it in there anyway...