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Foreign school NCLEX eligibility?
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Posted almost 5 years ago anyone who can help me, I am a US citizen studying for my BSN at a foreign university, and I am trying to find out how I will be eligible to work in the US. How can I find out if my school is recognized and eligible for the NCLEX. help is very appreciated,, :)
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| Posted almost 5 years ago Hi! I may suggest that you should check first if the school you were studying in is registered to the DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION of that country and check also if your chosen course (BSN) is a registered program of you're chosen school. |
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| Posted almost 5 years ago hi there! Mylabskie is right, you should check it out with the DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (CHED) of your country where you are studying. Also try with the Professional Regulatory Commision/ testing body if the school's course youre into is as well recognized by them because once its not recognized, you will not be allowed to take your local board exam to become licensed in that country plus you might have difficulty applying for NCLEX-RN in the future if you plan to become a USRN.--hope this one helps. |
