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Thank you for sharing your experience.I am definitely feeling much better after reading your post and I am going to get up and get moving until I find a college and get my feet back to class.I wish you all the best in your school.:)

Thanks so much for your reply and thanks for sharing your experience.I have been looking around the neighboring colleges since I dnt want to wait.I want to hurry and be done once and for all.I will consider a BSN its a great idea.

Ill keep looking thanks for your input.

Its such a bama.

Do you know any 4yr college around twin cities that can take community college credits?I was wondering also if Augsburg college would accept my nursing credits since they offer BSN completion probably they can evaluate my classes.I was checking their website and they say they take up to 28 Nursing credits and I have 26 and they also take up to 64 general credits,I have more than that.What I don't know is if one has not graduated if they can consider those credits.Just thought I ask incase someone has an idea.I will appreciate.

Oh thank you for your response and equerries but i'll let my friend figure out his situation now.So do not worry about it.I just thought to post this question here to see if anyone had a similar situation since he has not opened an account at allnurses.com. Thanks anyway.

Thanks for your response.My friend SSN does not allow working that is why we need the work permit.He is not a foreign nurse he got his education here in US but with no work permit can not get a job because he is foreign born and have been trying to find an employer who can assist with employer based permit.It has been almost 2 yrs since licensed.He is not choosing can accept a job anywhere in US. Despite US having many nurses and nursing graduates for some reason there is still shortage of nurses in some areas.

So was this all online or do you need to attend classes if you are not living in Arizona to attend University of Phoenix?or how does it work?I am planning sit for my LPN-Nclex am 1/2 way through with ASN incase I dnt make it I can have my LPN license then move on to BSN.Advise

Please advice my friend have been looking for an employer based job who can help with work permit as an RN but where we live they do not offer that anymore.Where did you get this luck.Please let me know and I can look it up see if my friend we can apply for the job.My friend already has SSN and the license so its just a matter of applying for the job and getting hired.That would help a great deal instead of keeping license and don't use it. US needs nurses and the license is just staying idle not being used just because of a work permit.Please advise.

I did appeal am yet to hear from them.I hope they say something soon. Thanks for your input.

Thank you so much,I am glad that you shared this with me.Its good to hear from someone else with similar experience.I sent an appeal letter but I am yet to hear from the college,I think due to the holidays no one has looked at it.I am praying that they say yes.If they don't ill have to try a different college cuz I can't see my self going to that same college to start over.That idea of Bachelor's is a good one I am going to try that especilally. I hope and pray something good will come up.Thanks so much:up:.

To go forth with this PN equivalency do you have to be currently in College?I was in until recently and failed one class right before graduation and am out of that particular program.So I am hoping they do not require one to be currently attending the college.I am definitely going to try this if I am eligible.looking at the link I also saw the pharmacology is required,my school's pharmacology is integrated in the program,I hope they can accept that. Please advice more mommy.19 :)

Thanks for your response.

Ill look that up.Thanks.

I think if a college accepts nursing transferred credits they evaluate them to see if they are equivalent to their own program credits.Unless there is someone who had their credits accepted it is hard to know-the reason I posted the question here to see other people's experiences. Thanks for pointing that out though.