HRSA Updates Nurse Scholarship Forms and Invites Public Comments
Published Date: 8/28/2025
Notice
Summary
The Nurse Corps Scholarship Program is updating its paperwork and asking for public feedback before final approval. This affects nursing students who get scholarships and helps make sure the forms are clear and easy to use. The government is taking comments now and will decide after a 30-day review, with no new costs involved.
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Nurse Corps scholarship forms review
If you are a nursing student who receives a Nurse Corps Scholarship, HRSA is updating the scholarship program's forms and is asking the public for feedback. OMB will review the information collection after a 30-day comment period, and the notice states there will be no new costs involved.
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