It has been some years since I completed the Graduate Management Admissions Test or “GMAT” as it is generally known. At the time it was one of the required steps to complete in the MBA application process. The Graduate Management Admission Council or “GMAC” owns and administers the test throughout the world at various times of the year. Today the exam can be completed online and may be taken multiple times but a fee will be required each time.
Earning an online Master of Science in Nursing degree at Benedictine University provides registered nurses with the skills and coursework necessary to become effective leaders in the health care industry.
Nurse leaders naturally adopt a certain leadership style that sets a direction and tone for their staff. The leadership style doesn’t just affect employees; it also may affect the entire organization.
Nurse leaders develop a certain leadership style to effectively oversee responsibilities, which can have a direct impact on employee motivation and teamwork.
Earning an online Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) degree from Benedictine University equips you with leadership, communication and organizational development skills.
Qualified public health graduates are in high demand. Employment in health care occupations is projected to grow 16% from 2020 to 2030. That growth will equate to 2.6 million jobs.
Health care jobs are expected to soar 19 percent through 2024, nearly three times the growth for all occupations, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.(1) As a result, making a decision to obtain a graduate degree in public heath may be a relatively easy first step.
Public health is a field which needs and welcomes people from diverse educational and experiential backgrounds. Diversity really is at the heart of public health because the knowledge and skills you have before will be enhanced by your M.P.H. education and applied with a different focus after you graduate. The Master of Public Health degree provides a common language and framework so that all can work together.