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Well, i don't think i need 28 months either, i will talk with the school. Thanks About greencard, there's two conditions: 1. If the immigration visas are available before my graduation, is that mean i have changed the status from F1? so can i go to work full time then change the school to part time? 2. If the retrogression is still there even after i have get the BSN, and i have submit the I-140 before, is that mean i also loose the chance to apply H1B and OPT(I will work in campus for 20hours per week as a GA position, can i apply for OPT) So if you were me, will you take the risk? Will your country issue other visas to nurse EVERY YEAR just like 50000 visas last year? What's the tendency now? It seems that every one is waitting. Agencies in my city still say that waitting for 2 years, you will get the GC. Because of that, i want to see what you say.

I have get an assosiate degree of nursing in China , Nclex passed , Ielts passed (overoll 6.5 speaking 7) but i do not want to wait in China because of the retrogression. So i am planing to pursue the bachelor degree of nursing in US. I am here to ask is that feasible i apply for the greencard when i hold the F1 visa, certainly i will keep study in campus during that time. I will spend 28months to finish the degree full time. Is there anybody know this?? Thank you.

Good luck

thank u for your infor and i have find the nclex 3500 but i didn't find the practice questions on www.learningext.com it seems that it's a introduction of the course.

Is everyone here pay $299 for the kaplane Qbank?? It is so expensive and i can not afford it. Times 8, it is 2440 RMB, over one month salary. So is there free or cheap resource online to do the NCLEX style questions?

Congratulations!!!:monkeydance: :biggringi :mortarboard: YOU are finish suffering I am suffering

Thank u for your infor and thanks for the encouragement

:wink2: Thank u all of u, now i am doing the questions on the Saunder's CD,and my result is about 70-80%, is it a bad score and means that it's dangerous to pass the NCLEX?

Thank u all of u, now i am doing the questions on the Saunder's CD,and my result is about 70-80%, is it a bad score and means that it's dangerous to pass the NCLEX?

Hi all, i am reading Saunders Comp but i think it is too much and i can't memorize it. Is Kaplan helpful ? What does this book focus on? The strategy to analyze the questions or line out the key points?