Currently living in the U.S., but I would like to receive this degree of in Australia. So if there is a difference, so I will make sure I always the one who is the better of the two friends. I would conclude that Crna. Also because I always want it, abroad, I must take additional classes if I come back here to become an RN? I would believe it, it's probably just another way of degrees degree.All word is either a BS (Bachelor of Science) or BA (Bachelor of Arts). BS and BA differ most in alignment and the type of courses you take outside your major needs classes. You may want to check the university or institution planning to see the work in Australia on your last game in their needs.U In general, skilled job as a nurse or doctor often need different certification to cross state borders and international boundaries far from it! I would consult with his board of license status to see if the level is sufficient to qualify for a nurse in the United States. If a college in your area, but also must be able to answer your question. If you are working in the United States seems to me that while it is easier to get a degree here. Do not know 1.) Generally are the same. If college is a college of nursing, usually graduate with a BN. If the school does not, but it offers a treatment program, you will spend a BA in nursing, or nursing program with a diploma outside the school faculty. Nursing is the 'major'. It's really just semantics. In general, refer to the same. However, check with the school you want to submit the application. For example, a BScN at a school to a wider range of general academic electives to take, while another school may BN science elective courses only nurses I do not think this would be a problem, but I try to give an example of why you should call yourself and clarify. 2) If you go to a school outside their home country, make sure it is accredited and you will be able to contribute to your education. Usually you have to write about or write several exams and pay additional royalties. You may need also to the clinical examination. This is standard in most cases, as expected. In case of transfer between the first world countries (USA, AUS, CAN, UK, etc.) are not likely a problem, wait a few additional requirements. Good luck! Chris - Australian degrees are quite different from American ones. Both the Bachelor of Nursing and Bachelor of Science (Nursing) will qualify for a nurse in Australia. For example, a BScN at a school to a wider range of general academic electives to take, while another school may BN science elective courses only nurses I do not think this would be a problem, but I try to give an example of why you should call yourself and clarify. 2) If you go to a school outside their home country, make sure it is accredited and you will be able to contribute to your education. Usually you have to write about or write several exams and pay additional royalties. You may need also to the clinical examination. This is standard in most cases, as expected. In case of transfer between the first world countries (USA, AUS, CAN, UK, etc.) are not likely a problem, wait a few additional requirements. Good luck! Chris - Australian degrees are quite different from American ones. Both the Bachelor of Nursing and Bachelor of Science (Nursing) will qualify for a nurse in Australia.
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