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so what's the differnce of NP and PA and lets say family doc in terms of job description, what are the limitations or focus of np or pa.. what's the depth of the diseases coverage (if i'm asking this the right way)? thx **oops sorry, i didn't see the "clinical difference" thread.. i'm going to read that first :)

IS it true that last year or this year is the last year for the MD>RN program? i heard the country's really restricting those programs and that starting as soon as next year MDs would have to take the whole 3-4 years of the regular program? thx.

THANKS so much for the info... but unfortunately if there is no way around the saturday class for that ONE semester, we still can't go to UST. It's against our religion, so, no matter what, SADLY UST is not an option anymore

wel yah you made it sound like you graduated a laaawwwng time ago. I'm SORRY But thanks again.. really appreciate your confirmation. My nephew wants to go through UST, he's somehow hooked on UST, he wants to go there so badly, IF there's no saturday classes. thanks again.

thanks soooo much for the info :) but it seemed you graduated from a long time ago would it still be the same about the saturday classes? i hope so.. thanks thanks again... :)

HI y'all, i was wondering, how friendly is UST nursing to accepting foreign students? (not FilAm) Another question... about the curriculum, class schedule... Is it in blocked sections? Do they have classes on Saturday? i don't mind clinical duty on saturdays but how bout the classes itself, Is it possible to fix up our own schedule and have no saturday classes for those 4 years? when does clinical start? thanks. Or if you know other Good Nursing schools without saturday classes, i'd appreciate the info. thanks.

how long did you have to wait to get into the program?

thanks so much for this info...

i was reading this one info about US student visas... it said that when applying and interviewing, you have to convince them that you don't plan to stay in the US to work, have to show strong ties to your country and convince them you'll be returning home after you graduate. With Nursing schools, wouldn't it be obvious that people plan to stay after finishing the nursing program?? Especially when you're coming from asian countries where nurses gets crappy salaries? so how are you supposed to convince them that you'll be coming back so that they'll grant you the student visa?

say that the program is 60 semesteral units and can be done in a year or so... versus the same 60 units in a two year program... So you're saying that even if it's the same exact subject and units, they still require it to be done in two years? thx.

i was wondering about the opposite... can Accelerated programs outside the US be accepted IN the US? like a 1 or 2 year program..

anyone go to regis? how good is the school/program, how COMPETETIVE is it? is there wait list?

thanks anyway and yes its the seventh day adventist church's college.... just wondering if anyone knows how good their nursin program is...

what schools in the phils (especially manila) offers 2nd coursers... and how long is usually the program?

Where?? how many months is the program? tuition? expensive? i really want to take an Acc MSN but can't afford it in the US.. other countries don't even have Acc MSN

does anyone even know Avondale College?

so from your opinion, you think Sydney can provide the things you mentioned?, considering that i have no experience in nursing at all? Sydney is the only school i know that has graduate entry.

Does anyone know if Avondale College is a good school and a good nursing program?? thanks

so did you find out about Sydney University? Is their program com i was also considering their masteral program, the graduate entry program actually (from BSc Biology). The problem is that i'm in the philippines, and i don't have any nursing experience, never been a nursing student, so i wouldn't know how to go about comparing nursing schools.