LP2017

Hello, I've been a nurse w/ a BSN in America for a couple years, I'm hoping to travel a bit and want to explore working as I go. does anyone have experiences of working internationally? what obstacles are expected, where have you not been able to practice with a BSN from america.

hey ees2018, im not sure how much it will help ease your mind, i got in with a 92.3% on my TEAS V and my gpa for first degree was 3.5 and mostly if not all A's in my pre-reqs from bunker hill and middlesex Community colleges But im sure they take more into account than simply your scores. i had EMT experience and was working with disabled adults when i applied. i can also be quite a good writer when i put my mind to it. and the essay is probably considered aswell. i didnt hear until early january, i submitted most of my materials in the last week of applications, i had taken my teas jsut 5 days before the close, i didnt think of nursing school until it was almost too late. my transcripts werent able to be sent until mid december because i was still in the last of the pre-reqs as long as you got your materials in in time just put your mind at rest and focus on the holidays :) Best of luck, it was a great program

Hey there everyone; Im Lucas, I just found this forum when I was googling the start dates and general information about the program. I got my acceptance letter earlier this month, on my birthday of all days. Coming in with a Contemplative Psychology degree concentrating on the psychology of health and healing from Naropa University. Figured I'd post and say hi considering some of us are to be classmates.