I will go first:

Application submitted 05/12/2025 via Ncas

GPA: 3.9 SGPA: 4.0 TEAS: 90%

Status: Application received.

Could someone guide the path of Nurse Anesthetist for my senior grad 2025, 

He is currently on dependent H4 visa

Roughly thinking 4yrs of nursing school and then by 21yrs his visa would not be eligible for further studies, as he has to apply for OPT and then pursue higher studies, now after nursing he has to study for 6yrs more, could someone suggest is it safe to do Nurse CRNA during H4 till 20 yrs and when my kid is 21yrs what is the plan.

Anyone currently working in the same similar H4 situation could you please email me.

I've always heard online programs in general are more about writing papers, quizzes, discussions, etc? And not so much of exam/test's the way ADN programs are? Is this true?

Is the program doable while working full time? What are your expediences? How are the teachers? Please & thank you in advance. 

You have completed only 140 of 173 required Medical/Surgical theory hours. You have completed only 20 of 40 required Maternal/Infant Nursing clinical hours. You have completed only 40 of 48 required Nursing Care of Children theory hours. You have completed only 40 of 48 Geriatric theory hours. I don't know how to do it currently I live in UK plz help me regarding this how can I complete while I am in UK physically classes or online or anyone gone through this situation. plz give me suggestion or help me regarding this. many thanks

I also have textbooks and some of them are unused.

Will I be "discriminated" graduating in for profit school? 

I will still apply to all public community college and university offering ADN and BSN. But everyone here knows all public schools are competitive. I don't want to keep waiting till hopefully a school will admit me. Time is Money.

I graduated from USC (University Southern California) with degrees in Business and Psychology, but I decided to go back to school for nursing for a career change after some life changes. I started taking my prerequisites (California schools don't require you to take US history I and II or Government specifically), and I have already started my science requirements as well. I'm looking into accelerated programs that are geared for 2nd degree BSNs. I'm a single mom of two kids, so I can't relocate; the program must be in Houston area. I know of UH Sugar Land and UT Health so far, but does anyone know of any other similar programs that can be completed in 3-4 terms once the prerequisites are done?

Thanks in advance!

I'm thinking of moving to the US after I graduate (Texas is one of my top picks) due to far better pay, quality of life and autonomy; do you think in the late 2020s/early 2030s moving to the US a foreign RN is still gonna be doable or is the shortage going to be compensated, making foreign RN's undesirable by that time? I ask this because there's a very high chance I just got into med-school which would allow me for better financial security in my country (literally the same if not less of what I'd make as an RN in the US) but lower chances for emigration due to the more tedious bureaucracy and competition linked with having medical credentials evaluated abroad as opposed to nursing credentials.

I really would like to leave this country after I graduate (takes 3 years) and get a couple of years of experience here, and then offer a high demand service to a country that respects our profession; do you think the US is still going to be offering such chances in the next 5-7 years based on your observation of current trends/predictions?

I have had my RN license in George (by exam), California and South Carolina and now I'm applying for a license via endorsement for Texas.  I have worked as a RN in various states since 2002.  BSN from Australia. I have taken both the CGFNS exam and the NCLEX.

I've been asked by the texas BON to upload my degree/transcripts which I have done and waiting on a review. Has anyone else been asked to do this before and what was your outcome? They are also asking for a verification of my nursing license from Australia which is well over 20 years ago.  I've never been asked for my degree or australian nursing license so I'm just a anxious over it.  Thanks for any input.

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Well, I'm a Mexican nurse I the middle of my process to get att, and one of the requisites is a CRP format (license registration). 

I am supposed to ask to secretariat of public education to fill it up, unfortunately, wherever I try, they send me to another window/office. Are there any Mexican nurses here who can give some word of advice?

Thank you!

...thanks in advance 

Anyone else apply for the nursing program at Wharton in Sugarland for Spring 2019?

Still waiting on a response!

Plus, I'm trying to find out the schedule for 1st sem and how much the tuition fee is too. If anyone knows, please share it with me! Thanks sm