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Callidora

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  1. Thank you guys. Yeah I'm thinking about getting some qualification in the US maybe even 3 year nursing or dental nursing/hygiene...but then I'm worried about getting in. Ofc i made my high school diploma in Hungary out of 6 subjects. Unfortunately none of them are biology or chemistry. (I don't feel like missing them because in my current school the anatomy and microbiology is really hard. ) But... I'm sure they won't accept my high school diploma in the States.
  2. Hi Everyone, I really need your help. I currently study in a nurse school in Hungary. It's a special intensive training to become a 'Practical Nurse'(in Hungarian) in one year(over 2000 hours). 6 modules. I know that it won't be enough to become an RN in the USA. In my country I only should do 2 more modules and an exam and then I would become a Nurse(usually this takes more than 4600 hours, 3 years but my training is faster) but its not a BA. Is there a way to be at least a CNA or LPN with this kind of education? Or I should just start over when I move to the USA. My husband is an American citizen so we should go back to USA sooner or later. I am staying home because my mother was diagnosed with cancer. It scares me that probably my studies here are completely worthless. Thank you for your time and for the answers.

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