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Taking the Leap: Tips for Nurses Seeking to Study Medicine Abroad

Will Peach MD

University Admission Requirements Researching the requirements and expectations of medical schools abroad is essential. Different medical schools may have specific prerequisites, admission criteria, and expectations for international students. Gathering information on admission criteria and financial considerations is crucial.

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Stanford’s MCiM Combines Technology, Healthcare, and Business

Accepted Blog

We’re going to find out in this interview with the director of Stanford’s Master’s program and Clinical Informatics Management. Welcome to the 540th episode of Admissions Straight Talk. Accepted’s free download, Fitting In and Standing Out: The Paradox at the Heart of Admissions will show you how to do both.

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The Resilience Factor: How Flaws and Failures Can Strengthen Your Application

Accepted Blog

What does this have to do with admissions? After all, you’re on a mission to show the admissions committee that you are on top of your game and ready to conquer the world. What did you learn about yourself, about the world of business, about relationships, and/or about communication? Demonstrate how your failure led to success.

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The #1 stressful thing about being a nurse

Scrubs

For instance, when the revolving door of admissions and discharges hits, that ‘illusion’ of control goes out the door (so to speak). It’s all about that time management thing we all love to hate. I believe some of it is just part of the job and is ultimately our innate responsibility we have to accept.