Hello :) A question for those of you who have gone through the process of applying to MSN programs:
Most schools require 2-3 letters of reference from school instructors or work supervisors. I am considering three schools and each have a different method of delivery for these recommendations (CAS, online form, sealed envelope, etc). I just recently graduated from my BSN program and although I would like to start on my MSN this fall or spring, I am realistic about my chances of getting into one of these programs with no experience.
How did you handle asking for references? I guess I'm feeling awkward about not only asking them to take the time to navigate three different delivery methods, but also the prospect of asking them to do this again for Spring registration!
Thanks in advance for your advice :)
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Hello :) A question for those of you who have gone through the process of applying to MSN programs:
Most schools require 2-3 letters of reference from school instructors or work supervisors. I am considering three schools and each have a different method of delivery for these recommendations (CAS, online form, sealed envelope, etc). I just recently graduated from my BSN program and although I would like to start on my MSN this fall or spring, I am realistic about my chances of getting into one of these programs with no experience.
How did you handle asking for references? I guess I'm feeling awkward about not only asking them to take the time to navigate three different delivery methods, but also the prospect of asking them to do this again for Spring registration!
Thanks in advance for your advice :)