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I am going to school to get a bachelors degree in nursing.

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Resident at home: $16,535

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$4,806 per semester

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$296

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Kane Family Foundation Scholarship.

Can be rewarded up to $10,000

Requirements:

Completing at least 12 credit hours per semester or more

Maintaining a 3.0 GPA at PPSC

Graduating within two years of beginning the program

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Withdrawing $9,908 per semester.

Repay $105.65 per month.

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Nursing administrator

$104k annual salary

Job outlook: will grow 28% by 2031, much faster than the average for all occupations

I will work in Colorado Springs, Colorado

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Lynmar Apartments

2750 Vickers Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80918

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Monthly rent: $1,395

1-3 bedrooms

1-2 bathrooms

Includes:

Washer/Dryer in Unit

Microwave

Mountain Views

Patio/Balcony

Walk In Closet

BBQ/Picnic Area

Income Restricted

Large Closets

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Average annual entry salary: $48,000 yearly salary

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How much does a nurse administrator make?

The average nurse administrator salary in the United States is $72,224. Nurse administrator salaries typically range between $48,000 and $107,000 yearly. The average hourly rate for nurse administrators is $34.72 per hour.

Nurse administrator salary is impacted by location, education, and experience. Nurse administrators earn the highest average salary in California, Alaska, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington.

The average salary for a nurse administrator is $72,224 in the US.

The average nurse administrator salary ranges between $48,000 and $107,000 in the US.

Nurse administrators' hourly rates in the US typically range between $23 and $51 an hour.

Nurse administrators earn the highest salaries in California ($105,767), Alaska ($92,855), and Nevada ($92,079).

Nurse administrator salaries at Community Health Systems are the highest of any company.

Nurse administrators in the government industry are the highest-paid in the US.

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The average nurse administrator salary in California, Alaska, and Nevada are the highest in the U.S. The lowest average nurse administrator salary states are Arkansas, Alabama, and Mississippi.

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Nurse Administrator salary by years of experience

A nurse administrator with 0-2 years of experience earns an average entry-level salary of $57,271. A mid-career nurse administrator with 3-6 years of experience makes $72,224 a year on average. A senior level nurse administrator with 7-12 years of experience enjoys an average annual salary of $98,794.

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Nurse administrator salaries at Community Health Systems and Providence Health & Services are the highest-paying according to our most recent salary estimates. In addition, the average nurse administrator salary at companies like Maine Health/maine Mental Health Partners and Valley Presbyterian Hospital are highly competitive.

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What state pays Nurse Administrators the most?

California pays Nurse Administrators the most in the United States, with an average salary of $105,767 per year, or $50.85 per hour.

How do I know if I'm being paid fairly as a Nurse Administrator?

You know if you are being paid fairly as a Nurse Administrator if your pay is close to the average pay for the state you live in. For example, if you live in District of Columbia you should be paid close to $96,868 per year.

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Nurse Administrator Salary (December 2023) - Zippia

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The average salary for a Nurse Administrator is $72,000 per year, or $35 per hour in United States. Find out the average a salary by state, years of experience, and field.

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Federal tax withheld: $1,566

State tax withheld: $367

Social security tax withheld: $537

Medicare tax withheld: $126

Take-home salary: $6,071 per month

Retirement fund: 5% taken - $335.05 per month into retirement fund.

Take home: $5,736

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Monthly car payment: $433

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$200 to travel 1,600 miles per month

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I will pay $211 per month for health insurance

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I will pay $25 per month for a phone, cable, and internet bundle from verizon.

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For alternate transportation, I will take the Colorado Springs bus system.

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Monthly car insurance payment: $132

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Shopping at King Soopers

Total cost per month: $647.6

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Activity 1 - Dance - $60 per month - class once weekly

Activity 2 - Dinner out with friends/family - $150 per month

Activity 3 - Going to the gym - $50 per month for an individual membership

Activity 4 - Hiking by myself or with others - free

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Pay $1,334

All items found at Walmart

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I have $992.75 left after covering all expenses. This left over money is my spending money.

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In order to gain unemployment benefits in Colorado, you must have at one point been an employee who had tax money taken out of their paychecks. You also must report your income on a tax form.

Employees must earn at least $2,500 in a 12-month period of time. (The base period).

To gain benefits you must be unemployed or working less than 32 hours a week while earning less than unemployment benefits pay.

You must be able and available to work to receive benefits.

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Other Eligibility Requirements

In order to receive benefit payments, you must:

Request payment on schedule as instructed.

Be physically and mentally able to work.

Be willing to accept suitable work.

Be available to begin work immediately if a job is offered.

Tell the truth when requesting payment of benefits.

Report all hours you worked and gross wages you earned each time you request payment. Even if it is one dollar earned or one hour worked, you must report it.

Actively seek work and keep verifiable information about your work-search activities. We recommend that you complete at least 5 work-search activities each week.

In instructed, register with a workforce center at www.connectingcolorado.com or in person at your local workforce center if they are accepting in-person customers.

Training

Training is an important step to help you become employed. If you are in any training, you may qualify for a reduction in the number of work-search activities you are required to make each week. To assess whether or not you qualify and to find out about training, contact your local workforce center. If your training is not approved, please contact us.

Job Attached or Union Attached

Job attached means that you are expected to return to your most recent employer after a separation of up to 16 weeks. If you are job attached, your work-search requirements may be waived, but you must be available to return to work during this time frame. Union attached is the same except the union must find work for you within 16 weeks.

If your work-search requirements are not waived, keep in mind, we may conduct an audit of your claim up to two years from the start of your claim and you may be asked to provide your work-search documentation at that time. If you are unable to produce your work-search documents with all requirements met, you may be denied unemployment and may have to pay back any benefits already received for those weeks.

Returning to Work

When you return to full-time work, be sure to request your final weeks of unemployment benefits and report any hours and earnings. You do not need to call us to tell us that you found full-time work, just simply stop requesting payments. Request payment for weeks you are unemployed or working fewer than 32 hours, then stop.

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Eligibility and Work Search Requirements

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Other Eligibility Requirements In order to receive benefit payments, you must: Request payment on schedule as instructed. Be physically and mentally able to work. Be willing to accept suitable work. Be available to begin work immediately if a job is offered. Tell the truth when requesting payment of benefits.

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Costs: $16.10 per hour

If I work a 9 - 5 every week, 5 days a week, daycare for one child will cost $724.50. Daycare for two children will cost $1,449

The ages of the children determine what group I will sign them up for, not the cost of care, therefore age does not impact cost.

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This experience has helped me to realize how much I am going to need to plan and prepare for the future. I was not aware of how many expenses I had to cover. I did not think much beyond attending college, so this was a great project to make people aware of life after finishing school. I am now aware of the amount of planning it takes to pay off college, cars, houses, etc. I do think that this is a good experiment to make people prepared for planning, but real life never goes according to plan. There might be a time where I have to pay hospital bills, buy a new car, fix my house, pay for my children’s school and hospital visits, etc. This is the only thing I think The Game of Life did not include.