Frequently Asked Questions

  • What if I need help passing the English proficiency exam??

    We offer online one-on-one English classes with special focus on medical language. You will be amazed at how quickly you improve your English once you have a good foundation. To know whether you’re on track, your TOEFL score should be at least an 85. Since you’ll be interacting with patients and colleagues, we look for speaking score of 26 to 30.

  • How do I prepare for my NCLEX Exam?

    We can connect you with online classes to help prepare you for your test! These classes teach everything from the technical details and protocol of patient interaction to test-taking tips. It’s all in order to get you ready to ace the exam.

  • Can I select my own city in the United States?

    Yes. Many of our candidates already have family or friends in the United States. Our placement team can help place you in major cities and make recommendations on housing and other living details. Unfortunately, we cannot offer the same level of personal care to help you get settled. But we’re always a phone call away!

  • How do I find housing and transportation?

    Our local placement team will welcome you to the St Louis area and come along side you to find the best fit for you considering cost, safety, school systems (if applicable) and convenience. We can also assist you in creating a personal budget, find transportation and learn your way around the city. We host networking events in the St Louis area with other newcomers to the area and Nursing America professionals.

  • How can I afford these costs?

    Nursing America will pay for all your legal immigration costs. If you need help paying for relocation expenses and your initial rent, Nursing America will provide you a stipend to cover the cost of your travel, moving expenses and help meet your initial housing and transportation needs. If you maintain your employment for a predetermined period of time (usually two years), you may be eligible to have your entire loan forgiven!

  • Is it expensive to live in the St Louis area?

    St Louis has a lower cost of living than the national average and is conveniently located in the central part of the United States, known as the mid-west. You will find a community of healthcare professionals and friendly neighbors. Nursing America’s relocation service will help you build a budget for you and your family. Our goal is to help you save and build the life you deserve!