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02/28/2026

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02/20/2026

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02/16/2026

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02/13/2026

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02/07/2026

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02/06/2026

11/27/2025

In a newly released fact sheet, ED directly addressed how nursing programs will be classified under the new graduate loan limits.
Under the Act, certain graduate programs—such as Medicine (M.D.), Dentistry (D.D.S./D.M.D.), Law (J.D./L.L.B.), and a handful of other high-cost degrees—will qualify for a higher federal loan limit of $200,000. All other graduate and doctoral programs, including nursing, will fall under a $100,000 limit.

This distinction alarmed many nurses and nursing students, but the Department emphasized that the terminology is purely administrative.

In response to concerns that the change reflects how the Trump Administration views the profession, ED wrote:

“The definition of a ‘professional degree’ is an internal definition used by the Department to distinguish among programs that qualify for higher loan limits, not a value judgement about the importance of programs.”
“It has no bearing on whether a program is professional in nature or not.”

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03/30/2025

Maximizing Deductions & Protecting Your Tax Home as a Travel Nurse

Did you know that working 1099 gigs at your primary residence and claimed tax home can help you legally maximize deductions while reinforcing your tax home status? By accepting per-diem or PRN work in your tax home area, you establish frequent and ongoing economic ties, a key factor in maintaining your tax home for IRS purposes.

In addition to reducing your risk of losing tax-free stipends, 1099 work opens up additional deductions, such as home office expenses, mileage, work-related supplies, and a portion of your phone and internet costs. These can significantly lower your self-employment tax, putting more money back in your pocket.

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02/24/2025

🚨 Exciting News for Travel Nurses! 🚨

NurseAmerica has just launched a Travel Nursing Program to help meet the growing demand for skilled nurses across the U.S. This initiative offers competitive pay, nationwide assignments, and career growth opportunities—making it easier than ever for nurses to explore new locations while advancing their careers.

If you’re considering travel nursing or looking for your next assignment, this is worth checking out! Read the full article below to learn more. 👇

Connecting highly qualified healthcare professionals to leading healthcare organizations. NurseAmerica can now take care of temporary needs of our clients through innovative and effective travel nursing plans. By leveraging our extensive talent network and recruitment expertise, we aim to support he...