Rheenah:

You might have to defer your admission to spring semester

oguguo11:

Please have u gone for ur interview


Thanks so much. Did it take long

successflow:

if you've been admitted all you need you need to do is to call the school mail them to request for your i20 letter, I was also admitted there

imperiouxx:


I don't think the courses are so related. Are you saying some OSH courses fulfilled some parts of the required prereqs for nursing? Why are you going for another BS in form of post-bac?

Ohio is good.
Be warned,the snow in Ohio can be brutal in the winter time.
There is a size-able Naija community in Cleveland,Akron and Columbus
If you are Christian,there are some good Pentecostal churches in those areas too
As a citizen,she can get school loans easily even without a credit history
Obtaining an SS card is easy
You can come on a fiancé visa and once you marry and the papers are filed,you get a work permit and a temporary green card a few months later.
She can study for an associate degree in nursing instead of the BSN ( bachelors in nursing)but if she already has a degree from Naija she should explore other options.
There are some universities with nursing schools that allow people with a science degree to do a master's degree in nursing after some pre requisites ( which can be obtained at a community college).
After those requisites and you manage to secure an admission,you get an MSN ( masters in nursing) and then can take the nursing boards.

I know a young girl who studied Psychology and is on a path to do that
She finished the prerequisite courses in a community college ( took a year) and this fall started her masters in nursing which will take 18 months and she will become a nurse with masters degree.

Check out the universities and community colleges in the town in Ohio that you plan to move to
When she arrives,she can call and make an appointment to see the admission officers to ask for their admission requirements
Ask for any alternate paths or concessions for someone with a foreign degree
Sometimes the information may not be given if you don't ask for specifics.

bintab:
I THINK YOU ARE ONE OF THE FUNNY  NURSES,Just got tru your website but cant see anything readable or excting. Back to the topic, i am a nurse practitioner working with the state of Virginia. Love my job the pay is good an average registered nurse makes  average of $32.00 dollar per hour in my state. i  am on salary and flex pay depending if i am wprking on calls.i work precisely for U.S  Navy.

iphiechuks:
travel history and school attended applies to only male form. Sure u have a file copy, go thru it, u may have not made any mistake after all.

ehis4real1:
30k na die ooooo.
will call someone wey de ikoyi later today to confirm the price. that 30k is too high at abk now

LET ME CALL SOME BODY FOR YOU

Wallie:

Hi wallie.love to connect with u on omaluv04@yahoo.com. thanks
I disagree with most of what you wrote not because they do not contain an element of truth but due to your over-generalization. You keep saying "America" like every single state or even counties within a state are the same. How many States have you lived in?

My point is that things are generally hard as could be seen by the unemployment numbers but the same is true for almost every other country in the world. Prove me wrong with stats if you feel otherwise. I’ll even give you the leeway of choosing any country on earth.

The only thing great about Canada is the ability to easily get your papers if you go to school. Canada is actively trying to grow their tax base. If Canada is so great, why are there only 35 million people there - a country bigger than the US? The US has 315 million people and US citizens do not need a visa to travel there. Canada is just a big and empty country with nothing going on but cold weather.


To people trying to immigrate to the US, do your homework! If you have no professional skill to offer, you will probably find it very difficult to live the lifestyle you see on TV. It is a capitalist country and only the fit will grow into a fat cat.

It is true that manufacturing jobs (mostly of the unskilled types) are off-shored to Asia and as such, makes getting jobs in that industry particularly challenging.

If you’re also relying on your Nigerian degree to work here, forget it because you will be competing with people that schooled from known schools. If I’m looking to hire someone with a degree, why would I hire someone from an unknown faraway place with a questionable degree? Most Americans are ignorant about Nigeria except for the negative things they hear on TV. The only people that can truly evaluate the worth of your degree are those in charge of college admission.

The types of people most likely to succeed in America are those that continued their education over here or have a special skill to offer. If you want to live above minimum wage, try furthering your Nigerian education over here. I personally know of friends that make well over $120k and they got their undergraduate degrees from Nigerian universities (Unilag, Ife) but they continued their education over here. One is a CPA and the other a network engineer. The funny thing is that the network engineer does not even need his engineering degrees (BSEE, MSEE) to get a job but his certifications (CCNP, CCNA, MCSA, CCDP etc). In other words, you can get a job that pays well over $100k if you can get the necessary cisco certifications but you will be tested to demonstrate your skill on actual hardware during most interviews.

And one last thing; people always complain about going to school and not being able to get a job afterwards but they never tell you have well they did in school. You cannot just go to school just for the sake of getting a certificate. If you do poorly in school (low GPA), you will find it hard if not impossible to get a job.

DeeTus:
It's okay. Just PM me then.

LadyGuinivere:

I just tire. But all the people tht won't follow rules or read the thread deserve it.

To the op, the US embassy says ' upload a pssport or we send you back'
That is their policy. Why do u think your case should be an exception?
Solution: do NOT cancel the appointment. Fill a New form, write to them to swap it.

@oguguo, there's a chance anybody can be denied visa, though not on surname difference reason. Not every applicant has the same surname with their spouses and offsprings

LadyGuinivere:

I just tire. But all the people tht won't follow rules or read the thread deserve it.

To the op, the US embassy says ' upload a pssport or we send you back'
That is their policy. Why do u think your case should be an exception?
Solution: do NOT cancel the appointment. Fill a New form, write to them to swap it.

@oguguo, there's a chance anybody can be denied visa, though not on surname difference reason. Not every applicant has the same surname with their spouses and offsprings