If i get a nursing degree in england would i be able to use the same degree to be a nurse in another country?

It depends on part of the country you live in, years experience, and advance certifications. Some hospitals will not let you start there till you get experience with normal size people, then nor...

I'm sure there are lots of ways to get your degree. But the most straightforward is to just stay where you are and do the work. I was unaware there is a bachelors in nursing. Don't the...

Yes my sister has one. She studied for 3 years at University for hers

I'm not sure if this applies to all states, but at least here in California you don't need to have a bachelor's degree to become a registered nurse. All you need is an associates, an...

In nearly all states an associate degree in nursing (ADN) leads to licensure as an RN.

It would not hurt, and depending on the direction your career takes, it can only help. If you're only two classes away, I say, take those classes, absolutely.

you could try something like a medical call center (still in the medical field, but away from patient contact...)

As long as you are a licensed nurse, you can work while you do anything...Some places of employment will even help pay a nice chunk of your school expenses if you agree to work for them for a while...