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Study Nursing & Healthcare in United States

US healthcare faces persistent staffing shortages, and many clinical roles map to employer-sponsored green cards, with some on the Schedule A shortage list. Note that nursing is often not STEM-designated, so OPT is usually the standard 12 months; confirm per program.

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Why study Nursing & Healthcare in United States?

US healthcare faces persistent staffing shortages, and many clinical roles map to employer-sponsored green cards, with some on the Schedule A shortage list. Note that nursing is often not STEM-designated, so OPT is usually the standard 12 months; confirm per program.

Your study → work → PR pathway

High employer demand; EB-2 or EB-3 sponsorship; some roles on the Schedule A shortage list.

Costs and timelines

Tuition and timelines vary by institution and intake — we confirm current figures with you during your assessment.

For informatory and consultation purposes only — visa rules, fees, and intake windows change; verify with the relevant official source and book a personal consultation before acting.

Ready to start your Nursing & Healthcare pathway in United States?

Our regulated consultants confirm current requirements and file your application end-to-end.

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Filing the F-1

Four stages from acceptance to landing.

I-20 issued

Designated School Official issues I-20 once acceptance and financial proof are confirmed.

SEVIS + DS-160

SEVIS fee paid, DS-160 prepared, embassy interview slot booked.

Embassy interview

Interview prep specific to the post you’re applying through (Mumbai, Manila, Lagos, etc.).

Landing & SSN

Port-of-entry strategy, social security number setup, on-campus work eligibility activated.

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