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Accelerated BSN programs
I dont need financial support.Also I want sponsorship just because they want me to sign the contract and I cannot work on my dependent visa.
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Accelerated BSN programs
Well thats the problem.I am also ready to sign the contract provided they sponsor me or something.
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Accelerated BSN programs
Does anyone have any idea about the Accelerated BSN programs that do not require only US citizens or permanent residents applying?I was qualified for one of the accelerated programs,but could not join because we had to sign a two year contract and I do not have a visa on which I can work... I am already into the regular BSN program which will start next week,but this program will take 3 years to complete since they do not offer nursing courses in summer,whereas accelerated will be completed in half the time.I am not working and do not have kids,so I could give all my time for that program,but unfortunately could not get into it....
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RN or BSN?
Hey Suzanne, I had a quick question.If I plan to do the BS in nursing and transfer on F1. When can I start working?If I plan to use CPT ,can I start working after I complete two years or I have to wait till I finish the graduation.If i can work after two years,what will I be working as?
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RN or BSN?
Hello everybody, I have just become a member of this forum and it seems a very exciting and informative forum.I hope you people can give me some advice as I am totally confused. I have been in US(California) since three years.Right now I am on the dependent visa(H4).Since two years I have been taken the prerequistes for the nursing field. I had applied for RN as well as BSN just to increse the probability of getting in as it is so difficult.Now, I have been admitted to both of them.So I am confused as to which is a better option for me to select.Many questions revolve around this decision. Should I do RN and then do the bridge program?But in that case,since I am on dependent visa,will the hospital sponsor me and can I start working after RN once I give the NCLEX? Or is a four year degree a requirement for hospitals to sponsor me green card? Else,should I change my status to F1(student visa) and do BSN or RN? If I plan to work simulatneously while studying once I complete two years of BSN,what can I work as and how should I go about it? Lastly,is a SSN required to give NCLEX or get the license? I know these are a lot of questions,but I need to reply the school at the earliest.It would be great if you all had some information regarding these questions and could guide me.:rotfl: