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I got 93.3% overall last week, 99th percentile national and program's. All I can say is use the ATI TEAS V for Reading/Math/English and the McGrawhill's for Science. Also, try to use every allotted minute. Even if you are sure of your answers, use them to calm yourself and mentally prepare for the next section.

Hi everyone, I come here in need of your sage advice. Currently, I am on F-1 Visa and have been accepted to 2 nursing schools. My plan is to get my license and work internationally (not excluding the U.S.), which means I need to get a Bachelor degree at least. Here are my two options: - One is an ADN program lasting 2 years at my present community college, after which I plan to attend to the bridge program to get my BSN. (It would be very kind of you if you can fill me in about the current state of admission from RN to BSN) (expense around 13,000 x2 + 25,000) - The second is a BSN program lasting 2.5 years at a different state university. (expense around 24,000 x2) In general, I would like to ask your opinions on which route I should take, convenience-wise and expense-wise. Thank you very much.

If you don't want to name the company, that's fine. But your message serves no purpose when the readers have no idea what you are referring to and, thus, to stay away from. Certainly somewhere that hires a four year degree is too vague. Something like the state their company is in, the website where they advertise, etc would help us know more about what to watch out for. At any rate, thank you for sharing the story.

Thank you, Blakpepa. I've been reading similar topics in this section (which dated back to 2008 and 2006 mostly) and researching on nursing requirement in various countries, but I want to ask if anybody knows something I don't know already. Although at this point, I am still weighing my options but I know soon I have to make the decision. The RN-BSN bridge program you mentioned will be something definitely worth looking into.

Greetings everyone, I am currently an F-1 student in the U.S., pursuing my ADN. My purpose was to obtaining the permanent residence but after much reading on allnurses.com, I suppose the probability of success is diminished with the retrogression and other economic downfall effects. As a young and naive fellow, I do not limit myself to anything yet and I also often dream of going elsewhere and practicing the job I love. Thus, I resolve to find other countries where I can happily work, shouldn't the situation brighten up in the next two years, which is very likely so. I would like to ask all of you who have information or experience related to my inquiry: which countries accept ADN from U.S. and would be a likely candidate to emigrate? I will appreciate every and any comment you would bring forth. Sincerely,