US Male looking for a good nursing school in the Philippines.

Silverdragon102, BSN · Jul 19, 2008

There are already a few threads about training in the Philippines as a foreign student and generally I would say not recommended. You will not qualify for financial aid from the US and I doubt there will be any grants. As a International student I think it will be expensive but not sure if cheaper than the US. You also need to be aware that when trained outside the US when applying for license in the US you will always have to meet requirements of BON for foreign trained nurse

elguapon123 · Jul 19, 2008

Thanks for that. Time to search elsewhere then. I just want to get out of the states for awhile and go somewhere cheap to study.

lenjoy03, RN · Jul 20, 2008

Why do you want to take up nursing anyway? You want to stay in one place, there are alot of courses to choose from. Why Nursing? Honestly speaking, the Philippines is already producing more and more nurses every 6 months. Though not sure with the tuition in US, I know some people students who prefers to study here and go to US after graduation because they said its cheaper to study nursing here. If so happen you graduated nursing here and wants to go back to your home, just make sure you meet all the requirements on the state you want to practice nursing. You can read some of the forums here regarding the Nursing siatuation here in the Philippines. I'm not discouraging you. I want you to see the positive and negative sides. Then you choose. Cheers!

mrsinister · Jul 26, 2008

yes education is cheaper here in the philippines. i suggest you look for a school with a high passing rate. it is in the passing rate where the training of the school is reflected. God bless!

Guest289655 · Jul 26, 2008

I'm not from this university but I highly suggest this one because of their high passing rate and a really really lot of board top notchers .University of Sto. Tomas .