Statement of Purpose - Help?

They are asking you to write about yourself and what you plan to do as an educator. Your strengths and qualities that will make you perfect for this path. What are you bringing and can offer to the table/group. I would be glad to send you a copy of my statement of goals and purpose that I wrote to GW and another school that you could use as a model if you would like.

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Thank you so very kindly for your reply & offer! I would love the chance to take a gander (rolls eyes @ sounding like her Mother, lol) @ your SOP. Would you mind forwarding it on to [email protected]? Thank you again for your valuable time & taking this moment to make a difference in my journey!! I appreciate that!!!

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They are asking you to write about yourself and what you plan to do as an educator. Your strengths and qualities that will make you perfect for this path. What are you bringing and can offer to the table/group. I would be glad to send you a copy of my statement of goals and purpose that I wrote to GW and another school that you could use as a model if you would like.

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I need to write a statement of purpose too. Could you please send a copy for me?

My e-mail is: [email protected]

Thanks a lot. I truly appreciate it.

Hi there,

this is a very old thread but I thought it was worth a shot to reach out. I am applying to a MSN Nurse Educator program as well and would love to take a look at some sample statements of purpose. I can't find much online. my email is [email protected] thank you in advance

I don't have a sample, though if you search I know in the past I've found examples through university sites. I want to say U-Mich had some good examples. In general though, focus on answering their purpose question, give lots of examples, expand on things you want them to know. Don't just repeat your resume (they already have that!) and I use it to explain any outstanding negative aspects. In this situation I just own whatever the issue is and say how it has made me move forward, don't give excuses or blame anyone/anything. Try to avoid cliche answers, like "I'm a nurse because I love caring/helping people," yes, but so does every other person applying. Think about all the reasons why you want to be a nurse educator, use your experience and goals to expand on those and include why that program is the best choice for your education in that field. I hope that helps!

Thank you very much for your reply and suggestions!