Domestic college nursing students want to go abroad for undergraduate nursing.

It is best to go to Australia because:

1. Australia itself is an immigrant country and its immigration policy is very loose. You can get a registered nurse's card after reading IELTS 4-7, and then you can apply for skilled immigrants through career evaluation. It is ok to apply for parents' immigration, spouse's immigration and children's immigration after immigration.

2. China, the United States, and Canada all need to take the corresponding exams to obtain a nurse's license, while Australia only needs to finish its designated nursing courses and graduate smoothly, and the language meets the requirements before registering.

According to your situation, I suggest that you enroll in a 3-year undergraduate nursing program after graduating from junior college and apply for credit reduction. At that time, you can try to reduce credits for one year and study for two years. The advantage of this is that Australian skilled immigrants are a scoring policy, and they can apply as long as they reach 60 points. And studying in Australia for 2 years is a plus 5 points.

Finally, the language problem. If you want to take the registered nurse certificate, you must get four sevens to apply for IELTS for skilled immigrants. Therefore, English is very important for nurses. Now you should prepare for IELTS in advance, try to test the water first, and then make a special breakthrough in your own weaknesses, so that the average score can reach 6 when applying for a school, so that you don't have to take such a long language class after going to Australia. So what you need to do now is to study IELTS well, attend lectures well, get better grades, and collect information about nursing study abroad in Australia at ordinary times.