A new federal rule has quietly made nursing education financially inaccessible. The Department of Education recently locked in place a 1960s-era list of “professions,” and nursing wasn’t on that list.
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A 'vicious cycle': How nursing shortage could worsen under Trump team's plan
Proposed rule may have "chilling effect" on graduate nurse applicants, hurt overall RN poo ...
Officials warn potential federal reclassification of nursing degrees could limit advanced degree loans and impact rural ...
Nearly a third of registered nurses and advanced practice nurses in Michigan carry sizable student loan debt that is ...
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Department of Education Proposal Still Excludes Nursing from “Professional Degree” Definition
The American Nurses Association (ANA) is deeply concerned that the U.S. Department of Education has moved forward with the proposal from the negotiated rulemaking consensus process that excludes ...
St. Louis-based SSM Health, which operates 23 hospitals across four states, unveiled a program July 9 designed to produce 400 additional nursing graduates annually. The new direct-placement training ...
Southern Illinois University Carbondale is hosting two spring conferences aimed at supporting education, wellness and ...
Mercy Health, Bel-Park Anesthesia and Youngstown State University had an agreement that allowed students in the Doctor of Nursing Practice to participate in clinicals where they gain experience in ...
Using artificial intelligence to help health care providers be more human might sound strange, but one nursing school says it’s working.
Singing River Health System recently launched the Singing River Nursing Residency (SRNR) Program in December 2025, designed ...
Bristol-Plymouth Regional Technical School’s Practical Nursing Program achieved a 100% pass rate on the 2025 National Council exam.
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