Accreditation For Nursing Education

The curriculums have been checked over by the respective BON before one has been granted permission to sit for the NCLEX exam, and before then, the actual individual state exam.

There are still issues with not all programs being accepted all over. There are some BSN programs in the Philippines that do not meet the requirments for licensure in CA. There are also schools open now in CA that are not accredited nor do they meet the requirements for licensure in CA, but they are accepting students and students are paying them. They will never be able to work as an RN here as well. But then they never checked it out either.

If a school is not accredited, then one is not going to be granted a license in most cases and one should never assume anything or that it is automatic because they finished a program.

Why don't you ask the person at your facility who hires them?

Perhaps their programs of study were evaluated as being equivalent. America isn't the only place with good university programs - I imagine that the accreditation requirement is one that just mandates a certain level of quality, or a certain course of study.

I think you're being deliberately obtuse. As I said, if the accreditation guarantees a certain level of quality or course of study, then obviously going to a cheaper, non-accredited school would not produce the same result - whereas going to an "equivalent" school from overseas should.

How do you possibly make this about "Americans going into debt" etc... it's evocative language which is totally unnecessary. I don't see anyone holding a gun to heads and forcing them to certain schools or courses of study. I'm sure if you want to apply to an overseas school, you could.

If you want to break down higher education schools. Colleges/Universities.

Most are rackets to make money, Plain and Simple. In USA or anywhere in the world.

I think the Community College in USA is a good thing since it offers cheap education to students, mainly based on Property Tax.

There is parity! You, too, can go to a foreign school if you want!