How to become a registered nurse in the United States? How do I transfer to the School of Nursing af

There are many language schools in the United States that are affiliated with universities, and there are also job associations. I don't know if there is an introduction to this in China, I have some Japanese** information, if you know Japanese, or have friends who understand Japanese, I can introduce these ** to you. If you have not decided which language school to go to, I recommend that you go to a language school that is related to the medical major, so that after studying the language subject, you can directly enter the relevant major of the school, which is more convenient, and it is easier to get a visa, and you can learn the relevant professional vocabulary when you are in a language school, which will help you to enter the professional examination and later study.

I will study the language for half a year and then transfer to the university I applied to. Don't need to take the TOEFL IELTS?

It doesn't seem to be so.

Generally, students from non-English-speaking countries are required to have a TOEFL to go to university, or those who have a degree from an English-speaking country are exempt from TOEFL.

It seems to be difficult for high school graduates to apply for college nursing majors.

It's okay to change majors, except for those special majors, such as finance. Others can be changed to a different major.

Good majors and top-ranked schools will not support changing majors to study for a master's degree.

Like you said at the University of Chicago, this is not possible.

It's best if you have relatives in Chicago. Ask your relatives to ask you.

In terms of fees, tuition fees, living expenses, a conservative estimate of 18w a year, if you have relatives, that is 15w.

You cannot apply for a master's degree without a bachelor's degree. It's okay to change majors, but you need a bachelor's degree. The cost is enough if you are eating and staying at a relative's house 15wrmb (non-business).

Almost all universities in the United States pay attention to high school graduation and social practice.

I'm afraid I can't apply directly.

I don't know the cost, but almost all of them work on their own, and it's really tiring to go abroad.

Your situation is very similar to a girl from Shanxi Medical University the year before last, but she is a bachelor's degree graduate, and her relatives are in Chicago, and she has a TOEFL score of 33, hehe.

Nursing care was very good for immigrants in the United States before 03, and then it was close to saturation because many people (Philippines, etc.) grabbed places.

There is a very good introduction in a post with the title "Comrades, Think twice about coming to America!" Advice from my sister in the United States. "So I won't say much about this field, I am now studying in the United States, and I can continue to consult if I have any questions

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