Look for the closest nursing programs to you. Find one each of: A nursing diploma or Certified Nursing Assistant Program
• An Associate's degree in Nursing program
• A Bachelor's degree in Nursing program
Gather the application materials for each program. Compare the entrance requirements, the
costs, and the time involved, and write about the pros and cons of each program for YOU. If
you decided tomorrow, or in a year or two, to go to nursing school, what would each program
have to offer you? Write three paragraphs (one for each program) about the options for
nursing education in your area.
Next, complete the FAFSA form C3 which is for financial aid. Even though this form is listed
for the 2022-2023 school year, imagine it is for the year in which you would enter college.
The FAFSA can help you determine whether you qualify for federal student loans, work study
programs, or other types of aid. For your safety, do NOT include any social security numbers
or personal information on this form and make up all personal and financial information
(address, birthday, salaries, etc.). This is just to show you the process of filling out this form

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