Ever since I was little, working in the medical field was always a goal. I remember being about six years old and playing doctor with all of my cousins. I would always be the doctor and care to their wounds. One specific memory I can recall, happened when my cousin had a “broken arm”. Taking all my tools out, I began my work. After doing the full interview about how she broke her arm, I wrapped her arm with a compression wrap. My cousin’s arm was saved and I was proud of my work. I sat there thinking that I wanted to do this in the future, and I still do. I would like to major in Nursing, B.S. Recreation, Clinical Health Services at the University of California, San Francisco, San Jose State University, and the University of Washington. Everyone’s
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This university does outstanding work in health sciences and centers around the areas of health sciences research, patient care, and education. UCSF is located in San Francisco, which is in Northern California. For all applicants trying to get into this university, UCSF has an acceptance rate of 2.2% and enroll about 2,940 students. Evidently, this would be a negative trait to UCSF because of the difficulty of entrance. There are three segments pertaining to nursing at the university. The first segment focuses on research, nursing science, and theory development. The second segment focuses on more course work in the areas of research, research residencies, cognates, and independent studies that provide a basis for the student’s focuses. The third and final segment focuses on the development of a dissertation, and working on getting that done. After all of this, the student then has to take all the exams required. UCSF only offers graduate degrees, so the student would need to already have a bachelor’s degree. The time spent at this school to get all this work done would be about four years. To get into UCSF, the requirements are a high school diploma with a 3.0 GPA or higher. Also, goal statements, letters of recommendation and outside experience would be helpful. The tuition for a California resident lingers around $26,803 annually, and for nonresidents it would be about $39,048.
This university does outstanding work in health sciences and centers around the areas of health sciences research, patient care, and education. UCSF is located in San Francisco, which is in Northern California. For all applicants trying to get into this university, UCSF has an acceptance rate of 2.2% and enroll about 2,940 students. Evidently, this would be a negative trait to UCSF because of the difficulty of entrance. There are three segments pertaining to nursing at the university. The first segment focuses on research, nursing science, and theory development. The second segment focuses on more course work in the areas of research, research residencies, cognates, and independent studies that provide a basis for the student’s focuses. The third and final segment focuses on the development of a dissertation, and working on getting that done. After all of this, the student then has to take all the exams required. UCSF only offers graduate degrees, so the student would need to already have a bachelor’s degree. The time spent at this school to get all this work done would be about four years. To get into UCSF, the requirements are a high school diploma with a 3.0 GPA or higher. Also, goal statements, letters of recommendation and outside experience would be helpful. The tuition for a California resident lingers around $26,803 annually, and for nonresidents it would be about $39,048.