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Us citizen studying abroad hoping to finish/graduate back in the united states
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Hi everyone! For context i have a dual citizenship in both Mexico and the United States. I was doing my BSN abroad, and I'm in my last semester. Due to the regulations in mexico before i even get my degree i have to do a year of community service, and have to wait at least a six month process afterwards to get my BSN. Then afterwards I have to go to cgns and wait another four to six months to transfer my bsn and then present the nclex.

I was told to just apply because I am a us citizen and all of my education except my bsn has been done in america.

However my question is how do i know if my credits will transfer ? I dont want to make this effort and start from zero. I wanna finish my final semester in america, and get to work.

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