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lunatika

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What is the first step in selecting a graduate program to attend?
 
  1. Determining geographic availability of programs
  2. Seeking financial aid
  3. Identifying clear professional career goals
  4. Modifying one's work schedule

Question 2

What should a graduate admissions counselor advise nursing students to take into consideration?
 
  1. Whether a medical school is located near the nursing college
  2. The enrollment statistics and funding
  3. The accreditation status and admission requirements
  4. The number of hospitals in the area



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 3

Before applying for a graduate program, the first step for a nurse should be to identify his or her own career goals. Clearly defining professional goals enables the nurse to identify those graduate programs that provide the education and experiences to meet those goals. The nurse then considers personal and family factors (including financial considerations and work schedules) and program characteristics to determine which program is most appropriate.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 3

Poteet, et al., (1994) identified the following essential elements for assessing a graduate program; accreditation status, national standing, admission requirements, faculty qualifications, institutional climate, resources, clinical facilities, assistantships and other financial support, and program requirements. The other options are not essential.



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