Does anyone knows a hospital that helps you become a register nurse?

I think there are some hospitals in Dallas, Tx that pay the student nurses during their practices. I am looking for some help economically from a hospital because I want to be a nurse. I don't qualify for any financial aid or anything like that.

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Some hospital have collegees affilated with their names, for ex: I live in Louisiana and Our Lady of the Lake in Baton rouge, LA also has a college called our lady of the lake, but some jobs in the medical will actually pay 100% tuition reimburstment and pay for you to attend a college for a better life.

If you get trained as a nursing assistant and work part time on weekends a lot of hospitals will pay your tuition, world wide.

You just have to work for 2 years, (usually) after you r get your RN/LPN degree

Or you can apply for Federal Direct Student Loans through your college (dls.edu.gov) and they will pay for your schooling. Then, after you graduate, you apply for loan repayment, work in a federally designated short staffed site (HRSA.gov) and they pay back $20,000 of your loans a year

Usually you start nursing at a School like community colleges, then after you get enough training you are sent as a student to the hospitals. If you contact the nursing department in a hospital they can tell you what you need to do.