Nursing Education Benefits

National and foreign students with previously earned credits face many barriers in their attempt to continue studying a professional health carrier in the US. One of the bigger obstacles has been supported by the private’s nursing schools, which routinely reject academic credits transferred by these students, despite their high level of medical knowledge and skills, as well as ethnic and cultural diversity suited to meet the demands of the patients. Nursing career requirements in the US are somehow inconvenient for students with previous educational experience and international medical graduates.
Nursing colleges like other universities and carriers are primarily money oriented ignoring all the difficulties, the time and the cost implications …show more content…
The RN, associate degree program in a private college with two years duration usually is the best option because the graduates of these programs can work in hospitals or nursing homes which allow them to earn enough money to help their families, even when they do not provide the advancement opportunities of a bachelor degree. Anyways, they usually obtain this bachelor program online latter on while they are already working as …show more content…
Taking in consideration that these student have already a health care experience, they can question, if the patient seen by the nurses is not the same person than the patient seen by doctors. Do nursing school directors really believe what they say? Anyways, the FEPs and the transferred student usually have no other option than to retake all courses and pay again for them, this time with some advantage over their peers, which thinking positively is, at least, useful to