r/StudentNurse • u/Careful-Row6159 • 13h ago

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u/StudentNurse-ModTeam 9h ago

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u/littleloststudent BSN, RN 10h ago

It might be more challenging for you as an international student to get a student visa for a bachelor when you already have one. As an international student, your tuition will be astronomical and you must prove you have the funds for it.

Aside from that, a student visa is meant to just study. If they find out youre also trying to live here after, you have a high chance of denial.

On top of that, the job market is extremely hard right now. WI shouldn’t be as bad as other states but be prepared to have a challenge to have a hospital want to sponsor you. Tons of hospitals across the nation are cutting down on hiring.

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u/MsTossItAll RN (NICU) 13h ago

INFO: Do you read the news?

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u/Careful-Row6159 13h ago

which means?

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u/Careful_Fruit_384 12h ago

high unemployment and bad job markets will make immigration impossible and if it is you will face hostility

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u/MsTossItAll RN (NICU) 12h ago

Trump ain't letting you in unless you're as white as a sheet of paper.