I am an American student who wants to study nursing in Ireland, but I do not know which school to choose from. Does anyone have an opinion about how best to go? Trinity College Dublin Queen's University Belfast, would be the best in North Ireland.http: / / www.ni-photos.jmcwd.com/queens-university-belfast.jpg http://www.google.co.uk / search hl = en & q = + Queen's University Belfast + +% 2B + nursing + degree & btnG = Google + Search & meta = cr% 3DcountryUK |? countryGB http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=queens+university+ Belfast + care & btnG = Search & meta = cr% 3DcountryUK | countryGB Other North Ireland.http: / / www.google. co.uk / search? hl = en & cr = countryUK | countryGB & sa = X & oi = spell & resnum = 0 & ct = result & cd = 1 & q = University + Belfast + + + and nursing colleges & spell = 1 http://www . gotobelfast.com / http://www.belfastairport.com/en/ is a standard rate, so they're all the same. No College offers a better price than others. It really comes down to where you want to study in Norway. On the outskirts of Dublin and Dublin? In Dublin, the Trinity, but I want to be near his university? Accommodation in the center of the city is very expensive, then you probably have to live out of town and traveling. Would you? Theres DCU. There are plenty of accommodation for students throughout the DC Universe. UCD also likely to be a traveler. living outside Dublin is cheaper. You can go to the (Cork) or UCC NUIG (Galway). Galway is a great student who likes. There are several places to study nursing (Athlone IT, etc.) Because the course is the same in all the places I visit and recommend it to decide which place you prefer to live .
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