Bgolden

Thanks for the quick replies. I thought it would be better to take the classes in the US, but she was thinking the two year plan would be bettter in the Philippines. I have a feeling the local schools are doing a good job marketing these two year programs in PH.

So I am an American citizen who is going to marry a Philippine citizen next year. She wants to be a nurse in the US but does not know if she would be best to start classes in PH and finish in two years and then move over on a marriage visa or if its best to take the classes in the US. If she takes class in PH, then she will be in PH for an extra year vs just coming straight over on the marriage visa. I can wait the extra year, but just need to know if she would be better off taking two years of classes in the US when she gets here somtime late in 2008 on the marriage visa. Will a two year degree from a PH school be enough to get a RN job in the US?