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huongvan

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  1. Thank you, Paco69. I will keep in mind your suggestion. I have not owned any nursing degree or certificate yet. I am actually planning to apply for a nursing program. Since you seem knowledgeable in this regard, I want to know whether or not a non-US resident, having education in the US can have a certificate to get a nursing job? A friend told me that in education area, non-US citizens are not allowed to have a certificate to teach. So, I am wondering if nursing is in the similar situation. Thank you! and Merry Christmas!
  2. thank so much, you guys. I will take prerequisite courses at Pasadena then since I want to get an ADN there and then try to have chance of transferring to UCLA for BSN anyway, I read somewhere that it is now increasingly harder for a graduate to get a job if they do not have experience working in hospitals. My question is that is it easy to work voluntarily at a local hospital to get experience after we have an ADN?
  3. Hi everybody, i am new to this forum. I am wondering whether I should take prerequisite courses at Los Angeles CC and later apply for RN program in Pasadena CC? If I do that, would my chance to be admitted to Pasadena be lower? I am living really near LACC and I want to take advantage of that. please give me your advice on this matter. thanks a lot in advance. Huong

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