lottieee99

Yes I want to return to living in England as that's where all my family is! And I prefer the way the program is

Hi there, As I am 18 I will soon be making the life-chaning choice of where I will be going to uni, but I have a problem that someone may be able to help me with. I was born in England and am still a British citizen, but as I have not lived in the UK the 3 years prior to my degree I am not eligible for UK nursing programs because I cannot use the NHS funding. Any known loopholes? Thank you so much!!

As a senior in high school, I am now starting to apply to colleges in the hopes of becoming a pediatric nurse. Being born in England but raised in the US, i am not sure what country i want to study in yet. My number 1 choice right now is London South Bank University because of its affiliation with Great Ormond Street hospital. My only problem is that if i were to return back the US i dont know if I would be qualified to practice here. Does anyone know what process I would have to go through to be certified back in the States if i were to return after schooling in the UK? Thank you so much, I hope someone has some great advice for me!!

Thank you for your advice and getting back to me! If you have any more advice at all I would be very grateful! As I am still searching for the right match.

Hi everyone, I am currently in the process of looking at Universities to study at and get my degree in Nursing, specifically Pediatrics. I was born in the UK, but grew up mainly in the USA. Now as I have grown older, I have become more interested in returning to study in the UK preferably in London with the intentions of becoming a nurse. As I am still in the process of looking do any of you all have any tips for me with the pros and cons of getting my degree in the UK vs. in the USA? Thank you so much and I hope someone may get back to me!!