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Sample 1st Paragraph, Immigrant from Africa, Nigerian
Now 40 years old, I came to the USA from Nigeria in 1999 and have made America my home and nursing my career. I dream most of helping the underserved and I read and reflect often on the chronic plight of my countrymen with respect to the lack of health care services. I long to return someday to my native Nigeria and would like very much to do so as a teacher of nursing. Earning the Master’s Degree in your exceptionally creative program with a focus on Nursing Education would inspire and empower me to do so.
Sample 1st 2 Paragraphs for the Master's Degree in Nursing
Completing your particularly distinguished MSN Program at XXXX University would serve as the optimal platform for a lifetime of additional service to the nursing profession. I especially appreciate your focus on the importance of diversity and global health and I hope to be remembered in your program as a white woman in love with Africa, a Jewish woman with a great zeal for waging war against infant/mother mortality rates in the Developing World. A certified homeopath, doula, and Reiki practitioner, I am the founder and director of my own holistic health care center. Most importantly, however, what stands at the center of my world is my work as a Nurse/Midwife Assistant supporting two professional mid-wives in private practice with all areas of care, during labor and post-partum, providing continuous physical, emotional, and educational support for mother and baby.
The other major factor that has set me off in pursuit of the fullest contribution possible as a nursing professional was my experience for a full month in 2010 in Africa, working with Homeopathy for Health, providing homeopathic care to local patients, the majority of whom were suffering from Aids and its many complications. We travelled to local clinics around the country, attending to men, women, and children in need. Ever since I have returned, I have invested countless hours reading about HIV in Africa in the context of children and childbirth. I want to return to Africa with Homeopathy for Health, but next time as an FNP.
Sample 1st Paragraph for the MSN Personal Statement, Nursing Education
XXXX University is my first choice to earn my Master’s Degree in Nursing because of the opportunity it provides AND/RN applicants to earn their MSN without requiring the BSN as a prerequisite. I also very much appreciate your mission to provide educational and career advancement at a financially responsible price. Nursing education itself is the area that I intend to pursue as my own avenue of special interest and I look forward to continuing my studies towards the goal of one day teaching Nursing in a university or community college.
Sample 1st Paragraph for the MSN Personal Statement, Latinx
Currently working towards the completion of my BSN Degree at the University of XXXX, by the end of this coming Spring semester I will have all of the prerequisites complete to enter a Master's Degree Program, as well as elective study in several areas related to Nursing. I have also been shadowing a surgical nurse here in XXXX in order to gain a better understanding of daily hospital and especially nursing procedures. It is my hope to distinguish myself in your program as a student with a great passion for learning about and addressing the issue of nursing care for the underserved in my community. Here in California, as in many other parts of the country, the Latinx population is growing rapidly, mostly through immigration. I look forward to many decades of service in the future reaching out to unerserved communities in particular. This is the primary reason why I have made the great investment of becoming very close to fluent in conversational Spanish, the language of so many of our underserved residents.
Sample 1st Paragraph, Pediatric Palative Care
When I was a much younger woman at the beginning of my nursing career, I thought that there is nothing as sad as a child dying, and I would see it all too often at my hospital, particularly the agonizing, frequently drawn out nature of a child losing the battle against cancer; and I still feel that way. But now, as a nurse with many years experience, an RN since 2006, and currently finishing up my BSN with a GPA of 3.8, I have much more courage to face and deal with sadness than I had before. In fact, if accepted to your distinguished MSN Program at XXXX University, I will focus as much as I can on the area of palliative care, especially pediatric palliative care.