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  1. Interesting article about "diploma mills"

    Documents needed by NCSBN for Visa Screen and different state Boards from foreign applicants need to be sent directly by the school to these agencies (using official sealed envelopes and letterheads from the school). TORs and diplomas sent by the app...
  2. Australian RN to USA

    I also did my completion courses (Paediatrics/Obstetrics) with Deakin University and did not have any problem with CGFNS (for VisaScreen) and Vermont (for NCLEX-RN). If NY does not accept these courses offered by Deakin, I couldn't think of any other...
  3. The main purpose of the Australian Bridging Program is to prepare the foreign nurse to the Australian Nursing setting/standard so a 5 year BSN Philippine Nursing graduate would still need to undergo such bridging course. The reason why Australian/New...
  4. the american dream: do not lose hope

    Easy...just recruit nurses who finished their BSN degrees from reputable or topnotch nursing schools in the Philippines.
  5. the american dream: do not lose hope

    Does it not seem kind of wrong to others that nurses from the Phillipines expect our us to let them in our country to practice nursing but their Country won't allow us to even sit for their exam. Giving should be a two way street not a one way street...
  6. Can a US RN work in Oz for a year or two?

    indigenous 1646, from L.L. indigenus "born in a country, native," from L. indigena "a native," lit. "in-born person," from Old L. indu "in, within" (earlier endo) + gen-, root of gignere (perf. genui) "beget," from PIE *gen- "produce." The above def...
  7. Florida Board Punishing Foreign Nurses!!

    Why Florida BON doesn't publish their rule in their website regarding any ruling that a nurse should have worked in Florida for two years before he/she can be eligible for endorsement to another state? At least a nurse who is planning to have his/her...
  8. Graduate Nurse Programs in Australia

    Correction of the URL of the article: http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/new-nurses-denied-work-at-hospitals/2008/01/19/1200620272639.html
  9. Graduate Nurse Programs in Australia

    I agree..the article below shows how competitive to get a slot for AUS graduates for the New Graduate Program. I don't think they will accept new graduates from foreign countries. http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/...620272639.html
  10. Bachelor of Nursing in Sydney (UTS, UWS or ACU?)

    Mate, may I know what percentage of Physics have you applied in your Nursing career?...and judging by your so much emphasis on good English communication I believe that you would be better off teaching English than as a Nurse....
  11. I believe the OP should also be informed why Bachelor of Nursing is only three years in Australia. This is because subjects like Language, Government, Chemistry, Mathematics, Religion, etc are not in the Australian Nursing curriculum. In Australia, t...
  12. I believe the above statement is quite unfair. I got my three-year Bachelor of Nursing in Australia. When my TOR was assessed in Vermont for approval to sit the NCLEX (I passed the exam March last year), all the necessary theoretical and clinical req...
  13. Just a reminder..please avoid using rude words in this forum ...Have a g'day mate (I don't rely on your unathorised website references on the use of "g'day"...As a lecturer you should know that).
  14. What do you mean by we?...and where did you get that rule that "g'day mate" is usually not at the end of the sentence?..Is there any Australian grammar book you can quote?
  15. I believe Australian universities have quotas for full-fee paying international students...best to inquire directly from them.
  16. Of course you don't want a GC at the moment (because you will break the condition of your E-3 visa if you want a GC now and you will be sent back to Australia)....G'day mate.:wink2:
  17. Well, what else can I say but goodluck when you'll apply for AOS from E-C into GC visa...I rest my case.
  18. A follow up to the above news... http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23321433-2702,00.html "And when she reported the rape to Thursday Island (authorities) and said she wanted to come off, she was told she would have to have any time t...
  19. Hi! The link below gives you a list of Australian Universities and an idea of their nursing programs: http://www.australian-universities.com/list
  20. Have you actually experienced what you have mentioned in your first paragraph?...I mean have you started adjusting your status into GC with an existing E-3 visa?...or have you actually consulted an immigration officer about this?..It seems too good t...
  21. No wonder your lawyer insists H-1B visa because of the uncertainty of adjusting the E-3 visa to GC.
  22. I wonder then how those people you know went around one of the main requirements of the E-3 visa-that you have no intention of staying indefinitely in the US. When you adjust to GC, you are actually intending to stay in the US indefinitely...I would ...
  23. My family and I were also thinking of using the E-3 visa for Australians. However, upon further research, we found out that it is not a dual intent visa...meaning you can not upgrade it into an immigrant (green card) visa. The main condition of the E...
  24. BScN vs BN

    I'm just wondering...If BN is considered an arts degree, why then is the title BN and not BAN (since there is a Master of Arts in Nursing (MAN) for a postgraduate title). BSN (undergraduate) and MSN (graduate) are post nominal awards for science orie...