HPSP Financial Breakdown: Military Scholarship vs. Civilian Student Loans Explained!

We break down the financials of pursuing CRNA school through the HPSP scholarship versus taking the civilian route with student loans. Get ready to dive deep into numbers, benefits, and personal insights to help you make the best decision for your future.

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[Muirmatics]

Very helpful video thank you! I am strongly considering this route. Was the income for a captain you used before or after taxes? Thanks!

[jeffshi]

The $75k cost of living should be counted on both sides. On civilian side, you receive $0 and spent $75k. On HPSP side, you receive $82.8k, but still has to spent $75k to make it a fair comparison.

[davidv]

You forgot to add the cola for the 3 years in service!

[nuelmow]

Also 100k tuition for the entire program? Thats unlikely. Plus the other fees…

[aDremann]

I could be wrong here, but wouldn't the cost of living and tuition be 0, not a positive value, for HPSP?