Any suggestions??

Sabina1 · Mar 22, 2009 4:46 PM

dont come here if u dont have enough money....lot of ppl cant find jobs anymore..beware you might have to sell ur body

darknight · Mar 22, 2009 5:05 PM

Not sure what a Nepali nursing degree is equivalent to here, but I guess this might help you. http://grad-schools.usnews.ran...

commando · Mar 22, 2009 5:18 PM

if you don't get a grant that covers the whole study period or at least one year completely, don't even dream of coming here. US is not even close anywhere to 'the land of dreams' as people might think in Nepal...it's a brutal, doggy hard country.

bhikhaari · Mar 22, 2009 8:38 PM

let me know. i can employ you in my cybernet. sabina don't go usa . no good! you a nurse, stay in nepal and help nepali folks. if you go usa you have to look after kuire, kalay, hispanics and tonnes of people call Alien! you get dharma if you help nepali folks instead of aliens, monkeys and maggots. australia forget about it!! like darknight said might have to sell...........!! just stay in nepal and help develop motherland.  you eat Nepali salt, breathe Himalayas air, drink Nepali water, grew up in Nepal matoo, received nursing training in Nepal but yet you are turning your back towards your own mother. DON'T be like OTHERS! No good sabina! skh

sajhakhohero · Mar 22, 2009 8:46 PM

Grambling State University, Louisiana, USA. It is a historically black university. But these African-Americans are good, polite and helpful not thugs and so-called hatyara kale. www.gram.edu Make sure you apply for Spring semester, this way semester sakiyepachhi immediately for approx. 3 mahina kaam garera paisa jamma garna sakinchha. Tara yo thau ma kaam payidaina so make sure you will have some urban place to go in the US where kaam sajilai pahinchha. 1. You will be granted maximum credits for what you have already studied in Nepal, this way you will graduate soon. 2. Very inexpensive, if you get scholarship, tuition is only $2000 per semester, you may choose to live off campus which is lot cheaper. You can rent a house and live in a group of Nepalese. 3. Before you apply, Contact the vice-president of Center for International Affairs & Programs (CIAP) and ask him to arrange a 20 hr per week job for you as soon as your semester starts. This way, your Social Security card is secured which is very very important in the US. Working as a nurse for 1 year in Nepal, you must have collected some money, you can utilize here in the US.; future is here, decide wisely.

rukdhell · Mar 22, 2009 9:29 PM