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Bill Would Repay Student Loans for Nurses Who Earn Graduate Degrees and Then Teach (McKnight's)

"Nurses who earn a master's or doctorate degree and then teach full-time at an accredited nursing school would have their student loans paid off under a new bill in the U.S. House," McKnight's reports. "Nurses would be repaid up to $40,000 for a master's degree and up to $80,000 for a doctorate under H.R. 1460. The measure, which would create a federal student loan repayment program, was introduced late last week by Reps. Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) and Tom Latham (R-IA). Grant recipients would have to teach for four years to qualify for the loan repayment."

You can read the complete March 16, 2009 McKnight's article on-line.

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