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BSN in the Phils. to USA

Is it true that you can use your BSN in the Phils. here in the USA. According to my DON, whos is also a Filipino, I am already a BSN here because I graduated as a BSN in the Phils. Is that true?

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Yes.. That's what others are doing after taking BSN and passsed the BON in the pHilippines, they take NCLEX and IELTS and take the find a job get a visa and work in USA...

Is it true that you can use your BSN in the Phils. here in the USA. According to my DON, whos is also a Filipino, I am already a BSN here because I graduated as a BSN in the Phils. Is that true?

there are in fact lot of american citizens (mostly are of Filipino decent who happens to have dual citizenship) who are taking up BSN right now in the Philippines. It's way cheaper here. Phil-BSN is recognized by US because our curriculum is patterned with International Council of Nurses (ICN) recommendation.

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Not all BSN programs are accepted for licensure in the US, there are some that do not meet the class requirements by a specific Board of Nursing.

We have actually seen it happen multiple times with CA.

A BSN is a BSN, no matter where is was obtained. There is no reason to get another BSN here.

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thank you!

What should I do to credit my credentials as BSN? Do I have to pass some kind of certification or another type of nclex again in order to be officially called BSN?

I passed my nclex already and currently working as RN.

Is it true that you can use your BSN in the Phils. here in the USA. According to my DON, whos is also a Filipino, I am already a BSN here because I graduated as a BSN in the Phils. Is that true?

Did I get it right? You can take NCLEX without a BSN degree? Anyone, kindly enlighten me on this? The poster is a US-RN without a BSN?

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