ITALY, AVIANO!

[BQ26]

Hey! So, my husband got orders to Aviano, Italy & I was wondering if anyone knew how applying to a nursing school goes about overseas? Does anyone know the closest school to attend from the base? I plan on trying to talk to a military career advisor because the last civilian advisor one I talked to said, "I don't know anything about overseas, you're going to have to figure that out on your own" ): I just don't know which schools are the closest, how to apply, etc.

If anyone could help me out that'd be great!

he leaves in late august

thank you!

[Silverdragon102, BSN]

Nursing schools differ in each country and you may need to be fluent in Italian to be able to go to school there

[meanmaryjean, DNP, RN]

You should.plan to go to school in the country you plan to eventually practice..

Foreign nursing school.presents many barriers to American licensing.

[BQ26]

my friend who actually went to school there last semester (for only a semester since she didn't want to stay) said they have english programs, that's how she was able to do a semester there & come back to the US. That's why I figured you could apple to one of the english programs (kind of like studying abroad I assume)?

[meanmaryjean, DNP, RN]

my friend who actually went to school there last semester (for only a semester since she didn't want to stay) said they have english programs, that's how she was able to do a semester there & come back to the US. That's why I figured you could apple to one of the english programs (kind of like studying abroad I assume)?

Doubtful that a nursing program would not require you to be able to communicate with patients in their own language. Was your friend in a nursing program?

[BQ26]

she just told me she was studying medicine /: i'll have to ask her. I just don't want to not be doing anything (career wise) while being in Italy w/ him