CEI is proud to offer quality nursing education and a variety of affordable pathways in this high demand health profession. Students will expand their skills and knowledge in all areas of nursing with a focus on critical thinking and preparation to provide independent and holistic quality nursing care. With competitive salary, job stability and a personal impact on the lives of patients, nursing can be an enjoyable career.
There are three program options for the Registered Nursing Degree.
A full-time option that has classes during the day as well as clinical. This is a four-semester program with summers off. Apllication deadline is October 1 st at midnight for Spring Semester start and March 1 st at midnight for Fall semester start. We admit 30 students in the spring and fall each year.
An alternative schedule option that has classes in the evening. Most clinical/simulation experiences will be administered during the day, but there may be some in the evenings and on the weekend. This is a six-semester program completed in 24 months including summer semesters. Application deadline is October 1st for a spring semester start. We admit one cohort of 30 students per year.
A Bridge Licensed Practical Nurse to Registered Nursing (PN-RN) option. The application deadline is March 1st for a summer semester start. We admit one cohort of 30 students per year. There are two pathways to enroll in this option:
The first pathway is open to LPN students currently enrolled in, or recently completing CEI’s LPN program. These students may apply for the PN-RN Bridge program as early as the semester before graduating from their LPN program. Students applying through this first pathway must pass their NCLEX exam and submit their grades and ATI test scores from the PN program as part of the application process. Additionally, they will be required to fulfill the 1800 hours of work experience as a PN prior to graduation from this bridge program with their ADN. They must provide a plan detailing how they intend to finish these hours prior to the scheduled graduation date. Half of the slots will be reserved for students pursuing this first pathway.
The second pathway is for LPNs who have been out of school for more than one semester, and/or who are currently working with their LPN license in the community. This second pathway requires a minimum of 1800 hours of recent work experience as a Practical Nurse prior to applying to this program and an ATI PN comprehensive indicator with a predictability score of 80% or higher taken within 12 months of the application deadline.
For more information on the three options please refer to the nursing department website.
Entrance Requirements
All applicants must be 18 years of age.
Student must be a high school graduate or equivalent.
Candidate must be admitted as a CEI matriculated student one month prior to the professional application deadlines. The professional application deadlines are March 1st and October 1st.
For transfer credit, you must request official transcripts/documents to be sent directly from the college where the credit was received for all colleges where prerequisite coursework has been completed.
The Registered Nursing programs are competitive entry programs and applicants go through a selection process. Submission of a Registered Nursing professional application does not guarantee acceptance into the program. There is no waiting list for these programs. Applicants must reapply each year.
Professional Program Application Requirements:
The Registered Nursing (ADN) professional application deadlines are March 1st and October 1st. All forms and links are located on the CEI practical nursing webpage. Incomplete application submissions will not be considered. A limited number of students will be admitted each year.
Minimum grade of a C+ (77%) or higher in all prerequisite courses
March 1st - fall semester start (full-time)
March 1st - summer semester start (bridge option)
October 1st - spring semester start (full-time and part-time)
An application checklist is provided on the CEI nursing webpage to assist and provide direction with required application documentation and post-acceptance documentation. Applicants are strongly encouraged to review the checklists.
Full-time and part-time application checklist: https://cei.edu/falcons/resources/programs/health/practical-nursing-application-checklist-5-11-23.pdf
Bridge program application checklist: https://cei.edu/falcons/resources/programs/health/lpn-to-rn-application-checklist-5-11-23.pdf
Program Costs
In addition to registration fees, a Registered Nursing (RN) student can expect to spend an approximate total of $7,000 on books, uniforms, supplies, criminal background check, and testing fees for the entire program.
Additional Information:
Accepted students are required to attend mandatory orientation.
All nursing students must maintain a C+ (77%) or higher in all nursing courses in order to progress in the program. In addition, all nursing students must maintain a minimum of 77% test average.
The curriculum and course requirements may be academically rigorous.
Accepted students are required to complete clinical hours in a variety of clinical settings. Students must be of sound mind and physical strength to safely complete required hours.
Student may come in contact with blood-borne pathogens and infectious diseases and all students in the nursing program must follow proper OSHA and CDC procedures and practice standard precautions.
For students planning to continue on for their BSN or enroll in BSN pathways while in the RN program, it is recommended that they take NUTR 239 in lieu of HCT 125 . This substitution is automatically approved.
Accreditation:
The ADN program is operated with the approval of the Idaho State Board of Nursing. The student graduates with an Associate of Applied Science degree (AAS) in nursing and is required to pass a state licensure examination (RN-NCLEX) to become a registered nurse.
The associate nursing program at College of Eastern Idaho located in Idaho Falls, Idaho is accredited by the:
Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) 3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400 Atlanta, GA 30326
(404) 975-5000
The most recent accreditation decision made by the ACEN Board of Commissioners for the ADN nursing program is Initial Accreditation.
View the public information disclosed by the ACEN regarding this program at http://www.acenursing.com/accreditedprograms/programsearch.htm
Intended Learning Outcomes
Patient-Centered Care:
Demonstrate compassionate and culturally competent patient-centered care as part of an intradicipinary healthcare team.
Nursing Judgment:
Utilize nursing judgement to develop and institute safe, quality care.
Active Learning:
Actively seek quality information from current, reliable sources to maintain current best practice in nursing.
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What does your writing style say about you, july 23, 2024 • 15 min listen.
Wharton’s Jonah Berger explains how writing style can predict future success.
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Wharton marketing professor Jonah Berger discusses his published study, “ Topography of Thought ,” which was co-authored with Olivier Toubia , business professor at Columbia Business School. The paper examines how someone’s writing style can be indicative of their future success, and where generative AI might come into the picture.
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Studying How Successful People Think
Angie Basiouny: Give us an overview of this paper by way of explaining your title. What is topography of thought?
Jonah Berger: I don’t have to tell you that we all use language all the time. We write emails, make presentations, and submit job applications. We use language all the time. And language, in some sense, is a fingerprint. It reveals or reflects things about the people who produce it. You can predict how extraverted someone is, for example, based on the words they use.
But beyond the individual words people use, might the pattern of ideas they put out there, the way they organize their ideas, reveal something interesting about them and their likelihood of future success?”
I think it’s important to talk about what I mean about the pattern of ideas. When someone talks about something, they can cover a small amount of ground or a large amount of ground. If you ask someone about their work history, for example, they can talk about a variety of things they’ve done or a smaller set of things they’ve done. They can cover a lot of ground or a little bit of ground.
If you want to use an analogy here, you can almost think about going for a run. Someone can go for a run and go all the way around the city, or they can go for the same number of miles, but just go around the block a number of times. In both cases, they did the same distance, but they covered more ground in one than the other. So, one way we express ideas is the amount of ground we cover. We cover more ground with our ideas, or less. We can talk about more ideas, more topics, more themes, more things that are disparate from one another, or things that are related to one another.
But it’s not just that. It’s also the speed with which we move between adjoining ideas. Imagine a movie. It can cover more or less ground across the course of the movie, but it can also move faster or slower between ideas. If a movie has one scene, for example, that’s at the beginning of a wedding, if the next scene is the later part in a wedding, that’s related to the first part. Different things may happen, but it’s pretty closely related. But if you jump from a wedding to an action scene, that would be really different sorts of ideas. They’re not very related. They’re moving further across those two points.
We wondered if these two ideas, how much ground someone covers, and how quickly they move between ideas, might tell us something about their likelihood of future success.
Basiouny: You’re not talking about the length of the piece of writing. You’re not talking about whether it’s a 500-word essay or 1,000-word essay. It’s really about how they use that space to move through their ideas. Correct?
Berger: Yes, great point. It’s not about the length. It’s about the ground covered. Are they covering a lot of ground in their hundred or thousand words, whatever it is? Or are they covering less ground? Someone talking about their vacation could share 1,000 words, but they could use those words to talk just about the food they ate, or also to talk about the sights they saw and the places they visited. The former would cover less ground while the latter would cover more.
Basiouny: How did you go about studying this?
Berger: The same ideas can be applied to any type of content, but here we looked at college applications. In other work we’ve looked at online reviews, and in related work we looked at books, movies, and TV shows.
We took 40,000 college application essays from a variety of folks who were applying to school, and we looked at what they wrote and the topography of thought of what they wrote — how much ground they covered in that essay. Again, similar length, but how much ground they covered, and how quickly they moved between ideas. And we looked at their future success. How well did they do in school? What was their GPA once they got there? We were interested in seeing whether, not just the individual words they use, but the way they express ideas might that reveal something or predict how likely they are to be successful in the future.
The Essay Writing Style That’s Linked to Greater Success
Basiouny: What did you find?
Berger: We found two very important things. First, covering more ground, that notion of covering a broad range of things in the same amount of length, was linked to greater success. But doing so while moving rather slowly, was also important.
Think about the numbers arrayed on a circular clock. You could cover a lot of ground by moving in a circle, (e.g., going from 12 to 1 to 2 to 3 to 4) or by traversing the same ground but going from like 12 to 6 to 1 to 7 to 3 to 11. You’ve covered the same amount of ground, but you’ve taken a much longer route between each individual point.
What we found is that folks who are successful in school are able to blend these two things that might seem mutually exclusive. It might seem like covering a lot of ground requires moving really quickly between points to get there. But folks that end up doing well in school figure out a way to cover that ground really efficiently. They’re able to do so by moving slowly between these points, and they don’t have to take a lot of big jumps along the way.
Basiouny: In this paper, you controlled for some socioeconomic factors. Can you talk about that a little bit?
Berger: Yes, so someone could wonder, “OK, so you’ve found that people did well in school, and you’re using writing as a way to indicate how they think. But does it indicate something else?” Maybe it’s just that people who do better on the SAT also have higher grades and also tend to write a certain way. Maybe it’s that people who have parents who are more educated tend to write a certain way and also do better in school. Or maybe people who have parents who are more educated can afford to pay for an essay consultant who helps them write a certain way and also helps them do better in school.
So, we controlled for a variety of different things. We controlled for what they wrote about. Maybe certain types of people tend to write about certain types of things, rather than other types of things. Maybe it’s not about how they write, it’s about what they wrote about — the topics or themes they discussed. No, it wasn’t that.
Maybe it’s parents’ education. No, we controlled for that. Maybe it’s SAT scores. No, we can control for that. What this suggests is that the topography of thought goes beyond things related to just socioeconomic factors or family background. It’s not just that people who might have had wealthier families, for example, tend to write a certain way or have application consultants and do better in school because they get tutoring. No, it really suggests that writing reveals something about the way we think, which can reveal or predict our likelihood of being successful in the future.
Implications Beyond College Essay Writing
Basiouny: There are other critical forms of writing that we do every day in business, like cover letters, resumes, a press release, communications to the C-suite. Can you take this research and translate it into a business context?
Berger: What I find fascinating about these ideas is yes, we looked at the case of college application essays, but it doesn’t have to be only about application essays. These same ideas should apply more broadly to a variety of contexts, whether it’s a cover letter that someone writes, whether it’s an online review that someone puts together, whether it’s the emails they write at the office — all these things provide insight into who people are and what they’re likely to do in the future. I think on a previous episode that you had me on, I talked about a paper I loved recently, where they can tell whether someone is going to default on the loan or not by the language they use in their application. Similarly, you can predict whether someone is going to get promoted or fired or leave a job for a better opportunity elsewhere based on the language they use in their email.
Most of this work that I just mentioned is using individual words, but I think what our work suggests beyond the individual words someone used, you can get insight into who they are, how they think, and how well they’re going to do in the future, based on the pattern of ideas that they have or their topography of thought.
Basiouny: As a manager, it gives you an indication of how they might move through their physical work or their knowledge work, right?
Berger: Yes, one thing we’re looking at right now is, as people learn more, does that change the way their topography of thought looks? Obviously, as we gain more knowledge in a given domain, we may talk differently. We may think about ideas differently. One thought we have is, “Hey, if people who are able to cover a lot of ground really efficiently by moving slowly between points, how did they get there? Are they naturally that way?” Probably not. They may have gained more knowledge along the way that allows them to represent their ideas differently.
One thing we’re doing right now is looking at online forums where people write multiple reviews over time. Someone, for example, might write hundreds of wine reviews over the years. They’ve learned more about wine years later. We’re looking at how do they represent ideas differently as they gain knowledge? And that may help us understand why people who represent ideas certain ways end up doing better.
Humans Still Write Better than ChatGPT and Gen AI — For Now
Basiouny: ChatGPT and artificial intelligence have entered the conversation. People have access to these free tools that can help them perfect their cover letters and written business communication. How does this change things? We can’t really tell how good someone’s topography of thought is if they have an AI-assisted piece of writing. What do we do?
Berger: Yes, so I’d say a couple of things. I agree with much of what you said, except one word. I’m not sure they allow you to “perfect” your writing. At least at the moment. What they do is allow you to write something pretty good quickly and easily. You give it a prompt, and it produces content that’s pretty interesting, does a pretty good job of doing something that might have been difficult for you to do.
And to a degree it uses your own content somehow. Like you could say, “Take my CV and use it to put together a cover letter based on my past experiences.” So that is based on you, and someone else’s might look different, to the degree that their CV is different, but I wouldn’t say it necessarily perfects anything. At least at the moment.
Certainly, tools like ChatGPT and others have made the production of content much easier, and I can imagine a time down the road where we do use them for many tasks, rather than writing ourselves. But I still think there is a lot to be understood about how language reflects the people that produce it and how to write more effective content, based on understanding what makes language impactful.
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Nursing aide turned sniper: Thomas Crooks' mysterious plot to kill Trump
BUTLER, Pa. – Donald Trump and would-be assassin Thomas Crooks started on their violent collision course long before the former president's political rally ended in gunshots and death.
Crooks, 20, was a one-time registered Republican, a nursing home worker with no criminal record, shy in school, and living in a decent middle-class neighborhood in suburban Pennsylvania with his parents. Trump, 78, was eyeing Crooks' state as a key battleground – but not in the way that anyone envisioned on Saturday.
Riding high on polls showing that he's got a strong chance of toppling President Joe Biden, the former president had been campaigning for reelection in swing states, and Pennsylvania is a key prize. Trump won the state in 2016 but lost it four years later.
And on July 3, Trump's campaign announced he would hold a rally at the Butler Farm Show grounds, about 30 miles north of Pittsburgh.
"Pennsylvania has been ravaged by monumental surges in violent crime as a direct result of Biden’s and Democrats’ pro-criminal policies," Trump's campaign said in announcing the event, noting that when he's elected, he'll "re-establish law and order in Pennsylvania!"
The Saturday attack on Trump turned the heated rhetoric of the 2024 presidential campaign freshly violent. Authorities said bullets fired from Crooks' AR-15 style rifle about 150 yards away grazed Trump's ear, killed a rally attendee as he dove to protect his family, and critically wounded two others. Secret Service agents killed Crooks moments later.
Attack planned well in advance
Investigators are still seeking Crooks' motive – despite his Republican leanings, he had donated recently to a progressive voter-turnout campaign in 2021 – but indicated he'd planned the attack well in advance.
The shooting marks the first assassination attempt against a former or current U.S. president since President Ronald Reagan was injured in a March 1981 shooting at a Washington, D.C., hotel.
There are many questions about why Crooks turned into a would-be presidential assassin, firing indiscriminately into hordes of political supporters.
FBI special agent Kevin Rojek said on a call with media that law enforcement located "a suspicious device" when they searched Crooks' vehicle and that it's being analyzed at the FBI crime lab.
"As far as the actions of the shooter immediately prior to the event and any interaction that he may have had with law enforcement, we're still trying to flesh out those details now," Rojek said.
None of Crooks' shocked neighbors or high school classmates described him as violent or that he in any way signaled he was intent on harming Trump. Sunday morning, reporters and curious locals swarmed the leafy streets of the home where Crooks lived with his parents in Bethel Park, about 50 miles from the shooting scene.
Those who knew him described a quiet young man who often walked to work at a nearby nursing home. One classmate said he was bullied and often ate alone in high school.
Sunday morning, neighbor Cathy Caplan, 45, extended her morning walk about a quarter mile to glimpse what was happening outside Crooks’ home.“It came on the morning news and I was like ‘I know that street,’” said Caplan, who works for the local school district. "It feels like something out of a movie.”
Dietary aide turned deadly killer
Authorities say they are examining Crooks' phone, social media and online activity for motivation. They said he carried no identification and his body had to be identified via DNA and biometric confirmation.
Although no possible motive has yet been released, Crooks nevertheless embodies the achingly familiar profile of an American mass shooter: a young white man, isolated from peers and armed with a high-powered rifle. His attack was one of at least 59 shootings in the United States on Saturday, according to the Gun Violence Archive.
According to records and online posts of the ceremony, Crooks graduated from Bethel Park High School, about 42 miles from Butler County, on June 3, 2022. That same day, Trump met briefly with investigators at his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida as they examined whether he improperly took classified documents with him when he left the White House.
A classmate remembered Crooks as a frequent target of bullies. Kids picked on him for wearing camouflage to class and his quiet demeanor, Jason Kohler, 21, said. Crooks usually ate lunch alone, Kohler said.
Crooks worked as a dietary aide at the Bethel Park Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation, less than a mile from his home. In a statement provided to USA TODAY on Sunday, Marcie Grimm, the facility's administrator, said she was "shocked and saddened to learn of his involvement."
Neighbor Dean Sierka, 52, has known Crooks and his parents for years. The families live a few doors apart on a winding suburban street, and Sierka’s daughter, who attended elementary, middle and high school with Crooks, remembers him as quiet and shy. Sierka said they saw Crooks at least once a week, often when he was walking to the nursing home from his parents' three-bedroom brick house.
"You wouldn’t have expected this," Sierka said. "The parents and the family are all really nice people."
"It's crazy," he added.
Secret Service role: Did they do enough?
Founded in 1865, the Secret Service is supposed to stop this kind of attack, and dozens of agents were present Saturday. As the former president and presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Trump's public appearances are managed by the Secret Service, which works with local law enforcement to develop security plans and crowd-management protocols.
In the days before the event, the agency's experts would have scouted the location, identified security vulnerabilities, and designed a perimeter to keep Trump and rally attendees safe. Congress and the Secret Service are now investigating how Crooks was able to get so close to the former president, and several witnesses reported seeing him in the area with the gun before Trump took the stage.
As the event doors opened at 1 p.m., the temperature was already pushing close to 90, and ticketed attendees oozed through metal detectors run by members of the Secret Service's uniformed division. Similar to airport security screenings, rallygoers emptied their pockets to prove they weren't carrying guns or other weapons.
Media reports indicate the Secret Service had in place, as usual, a counter-sniper team scanning the surrounding area for threats.
In an exclusive interview, former Secret Service Director Julia Pierson told USA TODAY that maintaining such a sniper security perimeter is part of the agency's responsibility for safeguarding protectees like Trump from harm. She said agents typically consider 1,000 yards to be the minimum safe distance for sniper attacks.
The Secret Service has confirmed that it is investigating how Crooks got so close to Trump, who took the stage shortly after 6 p.m. Officials say Crooks' rifle was legally obtained but have not yet released specifics.
Outside the venue at that time, Greg Smith says he tried desperately to get the attention of police. He told the BBC that he and his friends saw a man crawling along a roof overlooking the rally. Other witnesses said they also saw a man atop the American Glass Research building outside the official event security perimeter, well within the range of a 5.56 rifle bullet.
"We noticed the guy bear-crawling up the roof of the building beside us, 50 feet away from us," Smith told the BBC. "He had a rifle, we could clearly see him with a rifle."
Smith told the BBC that the Secret Service eventually saw him and his friends pointing at the man on the roof.
"I'm thinking to myself, why is Trump still speaking, why have they not pulled him off the stage?" Smith said. "Next thing you know, five shots rang out."
From his nearby deck, Trump supporter Pat English watched as the former president took the stage to Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the U.S.A.," and attendees raised their cell phones to record.
English had taken his grandson to see the rally earlier but left when it got too hot. From his deck, they listened as Trump began speaking at 6:05 p.m., backed by a crown of red-hatted MAGA supporters waving "fire Joe Biden" signs.
And then gunfire began.
Boom, boom, boom
"I heard a 'boom, boom, boom' and then screams,” English said Sunday. "I could see people running and the police run in."
Trump was saying the word "happened" as the first pop rang out. He reached up to grab his ear as two more shots echoed, and the crowd behind him – and Trump himself – ducked. Plainclothes Secret Service agents piled atop the president as a fusillade of shots rang out, apparently the Secret Service killing Crooks.
The crowd screamed, and the venue's sound system picked up the agents atop Trump planning to move the former president to safety. One yelled, "shooter's down. Let's move, let's move."
The agents then helped Trump back to his feet as they shielded him on all sides.
The sound system then picked up Trump's voice: "Wait, wait," he said, before turning to the audience and triumphantly raising his fist to yell "fight, fight" as the crowd cheered, blood streaming down his face.
By 6:14 p.m. Trump's motorcade was racing from the scene, and in a later statement, Trump's campaign said he was checked out at a local medical facility.
"I was shot with a bullet that pierced the upper part of my right ear," Trump said in a statement. "I knew immediately that something was wrong in that I heard a whizzing sound, shots, and immediately felt the bullet ripping through the skin. Much bleeding took place, so I realized then what was happening."
Firefighter 'hero' gunned down
Outside of the Butler Township Administration Office Sunday afternoon, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro identified the rally attendee killed by Crooks as Corey Comperatore, a firefighter, father of two and longtime Trump supporter.
“Corey died a hero,” Shapiro said. “Corey dove on his family to protect them last night at this rally. Corey was the very best of us. May his memory be a blessing.”
Two other Pennsylvanians are still undergoing treatment for their injuries, Shapiro said.
Pennsylvania State Police identified two wounded attendees David Dutch, 57, of New Kensington, and James Copenhaver, 74, of Moon Township. Both are hospitalized and listed in stable condition. Shapiro said he spoke with the family of one victim and received a message from the other.
Biden spoke briefly with Trump on Saturday night, and the president condemned the assassination attempt as “sick.” He said there’s no place for political violence in the U.S. and called on Americans to unite together to condemn it.
But earlier in the week, Biden told campaign donors in a private phone call it was time to stop talking about his own disastrous presidential debate performance and start targeting Trump instead.
"I have one job and that's to beat Donald Trump," Biden said. "We're done talking about the (June 27) debate. It's time to put Trump in the bullseye."
Republicans across the country have used similar language to attack their opponents over the years, and political scientists say violent rhetoric used worldwide almost invariably leads to physical violence.
On Sunday, someone parked a truck-mounted electronic billboard at the gates to the Butler Farm Show grounds reading "Democrats attempted assassination," along with a picture of Trump clutching an American flag, his face overlaid with a bullseye crosshairs.
Authorities say they have not yet determined a motive for Crooks' attack. But in a statement, Trump declared the shooting an act of evil and thanked God for preventing the unthinkable.
"We will fear not, but instead remain resilient in our faith and defiant in the face of wickedness," Trump said.
And he said he'd be back on the campaign trail for the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, which starts Monday.
"Based on yesterday’s terrible events, I was going to delay my trip to Wisconsin, and the Republican National Convention, by two days," Trump said on his Truth Social account Sunday, "but have just decided that I cannot allow a 'shooter,' or potential assassin, to force change to scheduling, or anything else."
Contributing: David Jackson, Aysha Bagchi, Christopher Cann, Bryce Buyakie, Emily Le Coz, Josh Meyer, USA TODAY Network
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Types of Nursing Essays Nursing Students Write. If you are wondering what types of essays, you are likely to be assigned when in nursing college or when pursuing a nursing degree from a university, let's introduce you to some of them. Academic writing is an essential skill for nurses that they require attaining proficiency in their careers.
Writing Tips For Nursing School Students
In nursing school, essay writing includes academic papers, personal narratives, and professional compositions. You should become familiar with each of the five major forms below. There are many similarities between these essay types, such as an overarching thesis and a supportive, logical structure. You should support claims with factual ...
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How to Write a Winning Nursing Application Essay
1. Follow Instructions Carefully. Think of your essay as another type of screening tool. For example, applicants who fail to follow instructions properly are easily weeded out of the pile. This makes sense when you consider the ultimate importance of following instructions and staying on task in nursing school.
How to write a winning nursing admission essay?
Hi there! Writing a strong nursing admission essay is an essential part of the application process. Here are some tips to help you craft a winning essay: 1. Choose a focused topic: Pick something unique that will showcase your interest and experiences related to nursing. It could be a personal experience, like caring for a family member, or a moment when you realized nursing was your calling.
Academic writing: what you need to know
Nursing is an evidence-based discipline. Reflect this in your writing by avoiding opinion and using the third person. This creates a tone of objectivity and provides evidence. For example, instead of saying: "I think that…", you might use: "research has found that…" or "studies show that…". Nursing is an evidence-based discipline
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The Essay's Role in Your Application. Your application essay is your voice in the admission process. It's where you can speak directly to the admissions committee, tell your story, and explain why you are drawn to the nursing field. This essay can be the deciding factor in your application, setting you apart from other candidates.
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Step-by-step guide: Writing a nursing college application essay. Applying for nursing school is often daunting and busy as you apply for different colleges. However, understanding the process of writing a nursing college application essay will come a long way. Without much hesitation, we will take you through the 6 steps we use to write ...
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In this blog, we've compiled a range of nursing paper topics that cover various aspects of nursing practice and theory. By exploring these prompts you'll be able to craft a compelling essay that showcases your potential as a future healthcare professional. So, let's begin with the first list of topics! On This Page. 1.
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Nursing Scholarship Essay Example. There are many reasons someone might choose to go into the nursing profession. Maybe they "want to help people". Maybe they love math and science. Maybe they want to give back to their community. Maybe their mom was a nurse. Whatever the reason may be, for most of us, it's different.
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An application essay is a key part of the nursing school admission process and writing a compelling one can set you apart as a worthy student candidate. Your personal memories, accomplishments, goals and reasons for choosing a nursing career path show a college admissions team why they should select you. Knowing how to write the essay can make ...
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3 Typical Problems in Writing a Nursing Application Essay Lack of Focus. When crafting a nursing application essay, one common pitfall is a lack of focus. Applicants often struggle to narrow down their ideas to a coherent narrative that effectively communicates their passion and qualifications for nursing.
Essay Questions for College of Nursing Applicants
1. Discuss the clinical specialty area you are interested in pursuing. What experiences have contributed to your interest? (2000 characters) 2. The goal of the DNP program is to prepare nurse leaders at the highest level of nursing practice to improve patient outcomes and translate research into practice.
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As a result, nursing essays can take many different forms and cover a wide range of topics. Given below are some examples of different types of nursing essays: Personal Philosophy Of Nursing - Essay Examples. Cal State Fullerton Nursing Essay Examples. Evidence Based Practice Nursing In Medical Field - Essay Examples.
Learning how to craft a compelling nursing school essay can yield excellent results when applying for nursing school. Follow these 10 nursing school tips for a more impactful essay. 1. Read the Essay Guidelines Thoroughly. Following the directions is essential, as every nursing school establishes its own nursing school essay policies, topics ...
Crafting an impressive nursing essay can be challenging, but you can compose an excellent essay with adequate preparation, a clear outline, and thoughtful editing. Remember, your essay reflects your passion for nursing, commitment, and unique journey. All this should be incorporated into answering college nursing applicants' essay questions ...
When writing essays entirely about why you want to pursue nursing, try to start from a broad interest, then slowly work your way to telling specific personal stories and goals. When first thinking about your general interest in nursing, ask yourself what attracts you to the work of being a nurse. This can lead to powerful potential responses.
Here's your quick guide from our nursing essay writing service: Choosing Your Topic: Select a topic that sparks your interest and relates to real-world nursing challenges. Consider areas like patient care, ethical dilemmas, or the impact of technology on healthcare. Outline Your Route: Plan your essay's journey.
1. Plan Well. To pen an excellent nursing school essay that gets you accepted, you need to plan the essay. Read the instructions, brainstorm as you take notes, research widely, and create an outline. And even when done, the purpose is to have a reverse outline to help you score the essay against the requirements.
Types of Nursing Essays Nursing Students Write. If you are wondering what types of essays, you are likely to be assigned when in nursing college or when pursuing a nursing degree from a university, let's introduce you to some of them. Academic writing is an essential skill for nurses that they require attaining proficiency in their careers.
In nursing school, essay writing includes academic papers, personal narratives, and professional compositions. You should become familiar with each of the five major forms below. There are many similarities between these essay types, such as an overarching thesis and a supportive, logical structure. You should support claims with factual ...
NursingPaper.com is a respectable writing service and database of nursing essay examples that have helped students worldwide for 6 years already. We offer samples on any topic in all nursing subjects. Besides, we write papers for students. You can learn more about our services and guarantees here.
1. Follow Instructions Carefully. Think of your essay as another type of screening tool. For example, applicants who fail to follow instructions properly are easily weeded out of the pile. This makes sense when you consider the ultimate importance of following instructions and staying on task in nursing school.
Hi there! Writing a strong nursing admission essay is an essential part of the application process. Here are some tips to help you craft a winning essay: 1. Choose a focused topic: Pick something unique that will showcase your interest and experiences related to nursing. It could be a personal experience, like caring for a family member, or a moment when you realized nursing was your calling.
Nursing is an evidence-based discipline. Reflect this in your writing by avoiding opinion and using the third person. This creates a tone of objectivity and provides evidence. For example, instead of saying: "I think that…", you might use: "research has found that…" or "studies show that…". Nursing is an evidence-based discipline
The Essay's Role in Your Application. Your application essay is your voice in the admission process. It's where you can speak directly to the admissions committee, tell your story, and explain why you are drawn to the nursing field. This essay can be the deciding factor in your application, setting you apart from other candidates.
Step-by-step guide: Writing a nursing college application essay. Applying for nursing school is often daunting and busy as you apply for different colleges. However, understanding the process of writing a nursing college application essay will come a long way. Without much hesitation, we will take you through the 6 steps we use to write ...
In this blog, we've compiled a range of nursing paper topics that cover various aspects of nursing practice and theory. By exploring these prompts you'll be able to craft a compelling essay that showcases your potential as a future healthcare professional. So, let's begin with the first list of topics! On This Page. 1.
Nursing Scholarship Essay Example. There are many reasons someone might choose to go into the nursing profession. Maybe they "want to help people". Maybe they love math and science. Maybe they want to give back to their community. Maybe their mom was a nurse. Whatever the reason may be, for most of us, it's different.
An application essay is a key part of the nursing school admission process and writing a compelling one can set you apart as a worthy student candidate. Your personal memories, accomplishments, goals and reasons for choosing a nursing career path show a college admissions team why they should select you. Knowing how to write the essay can make ...
3 Typical Problems in Writing a Nursing Application Essay Lack of Focus. When crafting a nursing application essay, one common pitfall is a lack of focus. Applicants often struggle to narrow down their ideas to a coherent narrative that effectively communicates their passion and qualifications for nursing.
1. Discuss the clinical specialty area you are interested in pursuing. What experiences have contributed to your interest? (2000 characters) 2. The goal of the DNP program is to prepare nurse leaders at the highest level of nursing practice to improve patient outcomes and translate research into practice.
In 2017, the department allocated educational premises at the address: ul. 1st Borodino, house 2. Since January 31, 2018, the Department of Nursing Year is part of the Medical and Preventive Faculty (MPF). Scientific work of the department: Complex scientific theme of the department "Psychovegetative correlations in patients with coronary ...
The associate nursing program at College of Eastern Idaho located in Idaho Falls, Idaho is accredited by the: Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) 3390 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 1400. Atlanta, GA 30326. (404) 975-5000.
This article highlights the top universities and the cost of studying in Moscow, helping you make an informed decision.
Wharton's Jonah Berger explains how writing style can predict future success, based on a study on over 40,000 college application essays.
Prepare for a successful nursing career. Maintain a minimum 3.5 GPA in all coursework completed at the C of I. Complete the Test of Essential Academic Skills after junior year. Complete 105 credits in addition to prerequisite courses for the ISU Accelerated Nursing Program. 2112 Cleveland Blvd Caldwell , ID 83605. USA. 208-459-5011 • 800-2C ...
Crooks, 20, was a one-time registered Republican, a nursing home worker with no criminal record, shy in school, and living in a decent middle-class neighborhood in suburban Pennsylvania with his ...
Days later, Dr. Neff pitched his idea in a New York Times opinion essay, ... flipped houses and taught business courses at Lewis & Clark College in nearby Portland, where Tom got a tuition-free ...