Help Nancy finish nursing school!!

Hello everyone! I'm Nancy and I am a student at Albany State University in Albany, Georgia. My school, Darton State College, was recently consolidated with Albany State University. I am a third semester nursing student of Darton College of Nursing and Health Professions and I am beyond excited to have made it this far! Three semesters down only leaves me with two more to go. However, in order for me to continue in this program, I have to pay an outstanding balance of $8000 for tuition and living expenses or my classes will get dropped on Monday, September 25th and I won't be able to continue my passion of becoming a registered nurse. On a brighter note, I was recognized by one of my professors as a "professional nursing student" my first semester of nursing school and had the pleasure of welcoming and supporting incoming freshman! I am also a nurse extern; and I absolutely love my job, I can't express the feeling I get for even feeling like 3/5 of a nurse! I've dedicated a great deal of time, effort and studying into becoming a nurse and I've also sacrificed literally everything to be at this point in my life so I don't just want to have this opportunity thrown away. As you can probably tell, I am very passionate about my hopes of becoming a nurse. I've exhausted all of my financial aid and loan money and I feel as if I've done everything humanly possible to help myself stay in school (as far as doing scholarships and asking institutional advancement at my university and even asking family for help). I promise that your investment into my education will not go to waste. This has been one long journey on the path to success but there's something inside of me that won't let me give up! I need help to continue making my dreams a reality and it is very much out of my character to ask much of anyone, I usually like to do all the giving and helping so anything will be very much appreciated! I have no doubt in mind that will I be successful by the grace of God. Please consider investing in my future so that I can one day give back by serving and potentially saving the lives of others!

Thank you,
Nancy Collier