Track II
For individuals who need to Graduate and receive a Bachelor of Science – Nursing
Minimum of 15 Semester hours to Graduate. Student must Graduate with BS-Nursing
Can be accomplished in as little as one single semester (4 months)
Minimum 15 hours -Tuition Cost is approximately $6,500. USD plus immigration costs of USCIS Application and the cost of the GRP Placement Fee
Student may need more than 15 semester hours- will be advised in Academic Analysis
Advantage is Student is not required to take English Proficiency Exam following Track II
Student is Required to pass NCLEX exam
Track II
Student will apply for and attain a Bachelor of Science – Nursing degree
Student will apply for and attain a Bachelor of Science – Nursing degree
Track II
Student must take a minimum of 15 Semester Hours to graduate with BSN
Student must take a minimum of 15 Semester Hours to graduate with BSN
Track II
Cost is $399 per accredited semester hours
Cost is $399 per accredited semester hours
Track II
Minimum Tuition Cost for Track II is $6,500.USD
Minimum Tuition Cost for Track II is $6,500.USD
Track II
All Tuition must be paid one week prior to start date of any semester or term
All Tuition must be paid one week prior to start date of any semester or term
Track II
Student must Graduate with a BSN from our accredited university
Student must Graduate with a BSN from our accredited university
Track II
ASS the NCLEX EXAM
ASS the NCLEX EXAM
Track II
Apply & Approved H1 -Visa By the USCIS
Apply & Approved H1 -Visa By the USCIS
Track II
Offered full time job permanent by a USA employer
Offered full time job permanent by a USA employer
Track II
Start working in the USA
Start working in the USA
The GRP is a humanitarian organization that gives back to people all around the world and therefore those individuals who complete this journey are expected to embrace the same mindset of giving back to society. It is for this reason we are focused on the medical professions. We expect that our graduates and those that we provide or secure jobs for in the USA to “pay it forward” as well.
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