Statement of Purpose

Statement of Purpose for Graduate school admission- Certified Registered Nurse Anethetist. See attachement

Guidelines:

Guidelines for Writing the Personal Statement ? UB School of Nursing Graduate Programs

The faculty of the School of Nursing has the responsibility of evaluating your application. An important

component in your application ?Your Personal Statement? tells the Admissions Committee why you are

seeking advanced study in nursing. Use the outline that follows to complete your personal statement. (All

items must be addressed.)

I. Advanced Study in Nursing as a Career Goal.

1. Why are you seeking professional education at this time?

2. What particular aspects of advanced study in nursing interest you most?

3. What contribution will you make to the School and your fellow students?

4. What are your career goals in nursing for the five years following graduation?

II. Experience as a Student

1. How do you expect your performance in graduate school to compare with performance as an

undergraduate student?

2. Give reasons for any differences you may anticipate.

3. If you have ever received failing grades, been on probation, or been dismissed from or denied

readmission to any college, explain. Be specific.

III. Work Experience

1. Describe your nursing experience in which you may have worked with an advanced practice nurse or

(if a doctoral applicant) nurse researcher.

2. Give an example of a work related problem you experienced and how you were able to resolve it.

IV. Other Life Experience “ each student is reviewed individually and is sometimes eligible to be nominated

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