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Nursing’s shift from primarily vocational, apprenticeship-style training toward being taught within colleges and universities was gradual and is framed today by degree programs, accreditation, and tra...
U.S. nursing practice requires state licensure (usually via NCLEX and state board approval) and many nurses pursue voluntary national specialty certifications; multistate practice is available through...
The available reporting shows that the U.S. Department of Education under the Trump administration (implementation tied to the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”) proposed and in some coverage implemented a...
Changing nursing licensure from LPN/LVN → RN → APRN generally requires sequential education and state board processes: LPNs use bridge programs to reach RN eligibility and must pass NCLEX‑RN for RN li...
Federal and industry sources show that to practice as a registered nurse (RN) most U.S. employers require completion of an accredited nursing program—commonly an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) or a...