You Submitted Your MSN (Entry Into Nursing) Application. Now What?
Written by Laura Panozzo You’ve written eloquent essays, entered every last college course you have ever taken, tweaked your...
On the Pulse | 12/15/20
admissions
Admissions Talks: Rocking the Interview for DNP Executive Tracks
Written by Deb Driscoll After you submit your application for one of the DNP Executive Tracks, the next step—if you’re invited—is the...
On the Pulse | 11/20/20
Virtual Visits: Making the Most Out of Our Reality
Written by Laura Panozzo Nurses have a natural ability to make connections with people so they can provide necessary physical and emotional...
On the Pulse | 11/12/20
Admissions Talks: What Does “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” Mean to Admissions?
You hear admissions offices say that they value diversity, equity, and inclusion; but what does that really mean? At Johns Hopkins School...
On the Pulse | 10/30/20
Admissions Talks: Recommendations for Recommendations
A Word from Deb Driscoll, PhD and post-Master’s DNP Recruiter Regardless of which program you are applying to, the Admissions Committee...
On the Pulse | 10/23/20
Is Healthcare Experience Vital for MSN (Entry Into Nursing) Applicants?
Written by Laura Panozzo Health care experience is important, but probably not in the way you think! We prefer to stress quality over...
On the Pulse | 10/16/20
Admissions Talks: 4 Tips to Write a Strong Doctoral Admission Essay
A Word from Deb Driscoll, PhD and post-Master’s DNP Recruiter September already—is it time for Pumpkin Spice everything yet?...
On the Pulse | 09/25/20
Admissions Talks
Want to be a nurse or advance your nursing career? It’s a good idea. As Dean Patricia Davidson puts it, “Today, nurses are full...
On the Pulse | 08/14/20
A Lifeline for Clinical Placements
Johns Hopkins School of Nursing has a dedicated team to organize high quality clinical placements, even for advanced &...
On the Pulse | 08/13/20
