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Nursing Schools
http://www.russiandoctors.org/other/nurse_edu.shtml very good info

http://www.medical-career.org/Nursing-Schools.htm?nopop=1&xid=0&CID=93824&KWID=nursing%20schools&SID=KE17481111

http://www.edureview.org/Nursing-Training.htm?nopop=1&CID=93933&KWID=nursing%20schools&SID=KE17704108&xid=0

http://www.nursingschools.com/usa/


http://www.medhunters.com/articles/licensingNursingUsa.html
http://www.healthguideusa.com/US_Nursing_Schools.htm

http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=42479


http://www.medhunters.com/jobs/registered-nurses-career.html

http://www.kaptest.com/catalog/templates/category.jhtml?rcid=200062&CATID=7400002

http://allnurses.com/jump.cgi?ID=434- Yale school of nursing
GEPN 3 years course can appear for the NCLEX-RN exam after 1 year of the course.
NCLEX-RN National Council Licensing Examination-Registered Nurse
admission requirements- both General test of the Graduate Record Examinationand TOEFL for intern students

Now this guy looks serious. Dr Edwin Chang. His dad is originally a Jap but ssettled in Taiwan. Mom is chinese. Both the parents migrated to US but edwin was born in states. He grew up in the west coast, in some small town near San Dieago. There are some Guptas in his town who are docs. Then he went for his pre schooling in Stanford. Medical school in ohio. Now his residency in new york. He's in the same program as david. Now this guy doesnt take me as a joke, the way david took.
He gave me a new idea, well not totally new. He said a good way would be to go to states would be to come there as a student for a nursing course. Which is what vikram suggested. And the canada point system is to be looked tomorrow.
So much to do.
so mant opurtunities...