i am interested in taking up nursing as a second courser in the philippines. Your experiences here helped me to see what should i expect when i go back to school. Any schools that you would
dorkyalmonds replied to mikethern's topic in General Nursing
I would work 32 hours per week: 8 hrs to make ends meet; another 8 hrs for extra bills/ misc and; extra 8 hrs for savings. 32 hours would be ideal and awesome! Not like how i work right now -52...
i worked at an assisted living facility as a receptionist, full time-night shift (40hrs/wk).. the pay was $9/hr. but it was ok though, since i have time to read my books and do my assignments when not...
i did.. and they told me that there is a waiting list, have to take pre-reqs that requires another pre-reqs, etc. And they told me the same thing, it will take me 5-6 years to get BSN, and to get into...
i am aware that BSN in the philippines is now 5 years.. And even here in US, based on my inquiries -it will also take me 5 years to take my BSN (with a lot of student loans) if i take it in community...
Thanks so much! I will keep this in mind.. As to passing the NCLEX --i have seen a lot of nurses who graduated in the Philippines that passed the NCLEX the first time.. but some also didnt make it the...
thank you so much.. I have been asking for schools in the Philippines that allows second coursers. hopefully i will be able to check them out when i get there next year. And yes, i took the NCLEX-PN...
That is exactly what i am going to do. I plan to go on vacation by March and look for schools. Though i am thinking of looking into schools in the provinces and the schools' reputation, and of course...
thank u silverdragon! I am still torn between going back to the Philippine as PR or USC, but your response really helps a lot. Although right now, i am leaning towards going back as PR, just so i can...
because ive been looking around for schools here in US (california) and the waiting list is ridiculous! Even with the pre-reqs for nursing. And so confusing how to get the subjects too. The private...
dorkyalmonds replied to BSN_after_40's topic in General Nursing
that is such a touching story between you and your charge nurse especially -- knowing that someone is there for you although you are still so new. In some wards, your head could have been chopped off....
i am probably confused. Lol. When i said student visa, i was actually talking about the reentry permit --which would allow me to stay outside US for two years, but not affecting my permanent...
I still have the intention of returning back to the US after i take my BSN from the Philippines. And i also intend to maintain my bank accounts, file taxes and all that.. I just want to go back to...
thank u so much silverdragon! 2 scenarios: (1)So it means that if i go back to the Philippines as a permanent resident cardholder --i will still need to take the Philippine nursing/local board exam....