According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses earn an average salary of $64,150 per year ($30.84 per hour).* Discover the average salary for a licensed practical nurse broken down by state.
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Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers’ Task Force on Student Debt recently released a report with recommendations for addressing student debt across the state. Herzing’s Vice President of Financial Aid & Compliance, Kevin McShane, was appointed to serve on the Task Force earlier this year and contributed to the findings.
The report features eight key recommendations on how the state can provide relief, education and protection to student debtholders:
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