Graduate Program

Get accepted and succeed in your dream physician assistant or nurse practitioner post-graduate training program! Written by a former PA residency graduate and now Assistant Program Director, this book is your personal guide to all things residency and fellowship for advanced practice providers (APPs). You'll be fully equipped for the application, interview, and admission process. You'll also get an insider's look at the residency experience, the challenges you'll face, and the tools needed to succeed. Note: There is an overlap in the content of this book with the author's other book, From ...

Choosing to pursue a PhD is not an easy decision. It can include enormous financial and time investments, relocation, and loss of personal time. It is stressful and onerous work, yet it can bring prestige, better career opportunities, increased income, priceless knowledge, and memorable experiences. Even if you know you want to pursue a PhD, how do you choose which program to apply for? How do you fund your studies? And what questions do you not even know to ask? In The PhD Journey: Strategies for Enrolling, Thriving, and Excelling in a PhD Program, Dr. Gladys Chepkirui Ngetich shares her ...

Hello, aspiring MCIT students! Do you dream of obtaining a credential in information technology from a top university, but don't know how to write a catchy opening line for your personal statement to grab your reader's attention? Do you desire to switch to a software engineering career, but feel held back by that blank page in front of you where your personal statement should be? Look no further, you found the right audiobook for your needs! This audiobook will not only teach you want to avoid, but will also help guide you from the beginning - before you even type a single word.

Most books about doing a PhD tell you how to write a literature review, format a thesis, or manage your supervisor. David Tuffley's Doing a PhD does something far more audacious — and far more useful. It tells you whether you have what it takes to complete the journey at all, and what to do if you don't. Drawing on decades of experience as an academic at Griffith University, Tuffley opens with a provocation borrowed from mythologist Joseph Campbell: the PhD is not merely a qualification. It is a hero's journey — an ancient, psychologically encoded pattern of transformation that every ...