Don't American nursing majors recruit international students?

There is no major that does not recruit international students. Only majors have preparatory courses or degree requirements, and students cannot apply because they do not meet them.

As far as nursing specialty is concerned, it is feasible to apply for American undergraduate nursing, because the curriculum of American undergraduate nursing is mostly general education for freshmen and sophomores, so it is feasible to apply for undergraduate nursing first and then choose nursing specialty again and again. In addition, you can complete undergraduate nursing study in the United States by transferring to other countries, which is the simplest operation to apply for nursing.

If you apply for a nursing major at the postgraduate level in the United States, even American students need to obtain the RN certificate of nurses in the state and hold a degree in nursing-related majors. Therefore, in addition to TOEFL and GRE, international students also need to take the RN, and mainland students can go to Hong Kong to take the test. The exam is quite difficult.

Nursing-related majors, such as public health, will be much easier to apply for graduate students. If you want to engage in related nursing but can't apply for American nursing, you can try Shen's.

Finally, the questioner needs to clarify the concept of international students. China students are not the only international students ... Korean students and Indian students account for as much as China students.