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The Role of Educators in Preparing the Confident Graduate Student

Geri Dickey, Joseph Kline, Gregory Lindsteadt

InSight · 2016

doi:10.46504/11201604di (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

With large numbers of non-BSW graduates gravitating toward MSW programs of study, BSWs must demonstrate their ability to handle the rigor of graduate school in order to remain competitive in the classroom and field. This study utilized an online survey of MSW students (N=107) from four different universities to examine how well students believe their particular undergraduate degree program prepared them to meet the academic demands of the MSW programs. Bivariate and multivariate analyses were performed and results indicate BSW graduates feel more prepared than non-BSWs to complete their MSW program. The exception for BSWs was found in areas of research and statistics when compared specifically to those with psychology bachelor degrees.

Abstract licence: CC BY-NC-ND

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