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In my country Nursing program and midwifery program are in the same college, and almost have the same requirment, i knew here is different, and we have to be nurse first and then master in midwifery. If I knew I would come to US, I would go to nursing, that was less competetive than midwifery.

I finished midwifery school 20 years ago out of US, and didn't work on that field since then. hopefully i will recall all information again!! but i also have to say i am 41 years old now, and still have at least 3 more prereq. before apply. You have a lot of information, do you know is there any other pat way to get my RN other than study all over again. I mean i am thinking if i could apply for NCLEX boarding exam as i already have my bachelor in medical field!!!

Thanks Devon Rex I don't work, and i am not sigle mom also, i have spouse but he is working full time on week days, that's why i want to take weekend program. for now my only concern it those pre entrance test and difficult part is english and reading part. I also have my experience in medical field through my previous degree in midwifery. I hope i could do it.

Hello every one, I have my bachelor degree from university out of US, I am also took some courses here in US college in Dallas/TX, my previous degree was Midwifery but i finished my first degree about 19 years ago. I am working on prerequisite for nursing program here in Dallas at Texas Women university weekend program. English is my second language and i am scard to take TEAS V exam, somtimes i want to quit because think i will never get accepted to program, I am 41 years old and have 2 kids, 8 and 5, don't have too much help and support from my family and really love to be a nurse, but not sure if i can get accepted. Is there chance for some one like me bilanguage to get accepted to weekend program(FAST TRACK)?I am really confused and hopeless, please help.

Hello every one: I have my Bachelor of science degree in Obstetrics from university out of USA, my transcript has been evaluated in here and they give me a equivalent of US bachelor of science degree in obstetrics as awarded by a regionally accredited university in the United States. I am really interesting to get my BSN here, I am working on some prerequisite courses, but need advice from you. Do i need to start over all courses again? Is there any pat for me rather than this? I am 41 years old with 2 kids and living in TEXAS. Please please help me if you know any thing that should help me to reach my goal. Do you think I need to get my second Bachelor or go for ADS. Please somebody help me, i am very confused!