Nursing Universities

My friend, the NPL in the Philippines, and I wonder if it is accepted by universities in the U.S. if you get your RN in the U.S.? I know that does not help, but I'm Filipino! [Pride filipino] XD For more information you can get an international license nursing graduate in the United States and Filipinos. A nursing license is a document issued by the State that authorizes qualified individuals to work as a nurse in the U.S.Each state has a licensing board, which sets specific standards for the state. Before applying for a professional license, contact the Council of State where you want to work to see if you qualify. There are two general categories of nursing in the United States: Practices and registered. Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) have less education and training of a nurse (RN) and, consequently, are more limited. managed to perform routine tasks such as drugs, collecting samples of urine or blood and monitoring vital signs;; In most countries, they are supervised by a doctor or nurse are paid less than and nurses often work in private institutions such as nursing homes.