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This 3 page admission essay relates a general essay for admission into a Masters of Social Work program (MSW) at Hunter College in New York. No sources cited.
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poverty, and my desire to provide support for at-risk populations. The primary factors that have led to my choice of pursuing an MSW program at this time include my
personal belief in my potential to provide support for urban populations; my existing experiences in the fields of social work and education; and my belief that populations, including multicultural populations,
can benefit from positive social models for change. I believe I have the skills and experience to pursue a career as a case manager and supervisor of other
case workers in a public service agency. All of these career goals are stepping stones for what I believe will be my final career "destination," to become a licensed
clinical social worker and provide direct counseling services for at-risk populations. My skills support my career focus and underscore my focus on the progression of a career in social
work. The student should include specific elements about his/her point of view, experiences, etc. that demonstrate specific skills. The following are general reflections that a student could
use in writing this kind of essay: I possess a variety of skills that contribute to my ability to pursue a career in social work including a
focus on academic achievement, willingness to work hard, and determination. These skills have helped me in my undergraduate studies, as well as in both employment and volunteer opportunities.
I believe these skills set me apart and support my ability to achieve as a student and support the achievement of others. Academic skills has always been in
the forefront of my personal goals. During my four years of undergraduate learning, I was honored a number of times and recognized for my achievement. I was an
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