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asking from out side usa

hi all

at first i would like to send greetings to this great forum

secondly

i study in the last year of medical technology college ( in libya ) "libya is in north africa next to egypt and in front of italy"

how ever i will get a bachelor dgree in anesthesia and icu , what this mean in the usa ? i mean what this equal .

also i would like to get master dgree for now and phd in the future if possible , so what colleges offer it ?

other thing , can i get crna ? or aa ? , other thing , can i be RN with the bachelor dgree ?

thanks in advance

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    Thank you for your replay .

    How ever i'm not looking for a job in the state i'm asking can i get master dgree there ? And what i can study there ?

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    If you are just looking at doing your masters you will still in most cases I have seen have to be registered as a RN and passed NCLEX. Then if you are going as a student the next hurdle would be finding a course that meets the full time criteria of the student visa and having the funds to support yourself

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    Welcome to allnurses! :balloons:

    Most MSN programs in the US (all except for the "direct entry" programs for non-nurses) require that you be a licensed RN. Many also require that you have some minimum amount of clinical experience as an RN.

    In order to be eligible for RN licensure in the US, your education in Libya will have to be equivalent to the minimum requirements for registered nurse education in the US (specifically, in whatever US state you are applying to for licensure). Different countries use different models of nursing education, and nursing educations don't always transfer smoothly or easily from one country to another. Once you have some idea of what US state you might want to be in, you can check the website of that state's Board of Nursing to see what the process and requirements are to apply for licensure as a foreign graduate.

    CRNA programs in the US are particularly competitive -- it's very hard to get accepted to one, because so many people are trying to get into them. I don't know anything about AA programs, but, if it turns out you are going to have difficulty getting licensed as an RN here, that may be an option for you.

    Best wishes!

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