A Nurse Assistant at the XXXX Free Clinic, I write in support of my application to your distinguished BSN Program at the University of XXXX because I have adopted nursing as my vehicle of expression and contribution to my community; serving as a nurse also stands at the center of my contribution t…
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At 32 years old, the decision to become a nurse did not come easy. It has meant making many sacrifices in order to be fully focused on making my career change successful. I had to quit what was for me a lucrative job as an Operations Manager and move back into my parents’ home in order to be able …
Your especially distinguished nursing program at XXXX is my first choice for study towards the BSN degree for a variety of reasons, particularly your explicit focus on diverse student populations, which attracts me as Korean woman who adores diversity. At 32 years old, the decision to become a nur…
My response to entering middle age has been to advance in my career. I look forward to contributing to the lovely diversity of your program at XXU as a woman who was born and raised in Iran; while I will always be Persian, however, I have been here so long that I already feel Oklahomian. I became an…
I am a woman of mixed Indian and Mexican heritage, born and raised in California. I hold Bachelor’s degrees in Spanish and also in English with Emphasis on Education. I speak English, Spanish and a little French, I am currently learning Malayalam, a language spoken in south India. I am a trained ‘Wa…
I realized that I wanted to be a nurse when I went to India in June of 2005. I stayed with my aunt who is a nurse. I shadowed her and saw how wonderful she was with her patients, patient, compassionate, always of good cheer, making them laugh. I also saw her joy, and I new that I wanted it too. She …
Seven years ago, I moved to America from China at the age of 15. Thus, my adulthood so far has been taken up by becoming a Chinese American rather than simply Chinese, and becoming a mother. Now, I want very much to become a nurse.