Should students seeking Master's Degrees in Social Work be required to sign a letter supporting the National
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No one should be forced to support anything they don't want to.
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You may have to write a letter to the school and have them give you a copy. I'm not sure if they are allowed to give copies though...but if they aren't, they certainly can write an official letter stating that you were a graduate and address it to any employer or other organization that needs it.
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It depends on the field you are going into.  But more then likely it is better to go straight for your Master.  It used to be just your Bachleors but now everyone has a degree but everyone doesn't have a masters.
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I would agree to medical or nursing mandatory service only if all other degreed professions including law, computer science, education, engineering, business, political sciences etc. were also required to participate in mandatory service. Such a universal public service participation would truly benefit society, in my opinion.  But, if it is not universal and requires only selected professions to participate, it benefits only a particular group's hidden political/economic agenda.  Whenever a particular component of an economic system is isolated for manipulative change, that group should recognize its particular advantages of being somehow necessary in someone's plan.  Such a group should not wait for discussions or "offers'' of fair social compensation but should initiate strong negotiations and demands.  If they don't, they need to do what they are told as children.
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It depends on the institution in consideration.\n\nSome may pay inspite of not having the minimum strength.\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/\n\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
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For accredited social work, that doesn't exist because you're required internships, supervision, etc. It's considered a professional degree to have even a BSW and requires classroom attendance. I'm sorry that other options don't exist.\n\nI got my BSW at the University of North Texas and it was GREAT! \nI got my MSSW at the University of Texas at Arlington and it was fabulous, also.\n\nBoth universities are in the DFW area. Both are great! Good luck with whatever you choose.
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I don't think it should be a requirement but most definitely an elective... I think some schools already have it as an elective.  Not everyone wants to go into the 'business' field..
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Did you ask the chapter or review their website? I know in this day and age you should still be able to pledge, just not do all of the "activities" involved. Best of luck and congrats on your pursuit of a degree. I do hope that your dreams come true.
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No, you have to sign the affidavit of support, which is a contract promising that you will pay the government back if he ever goes on welfare.  But relax, that is never enforced.
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The more education you have, the more potential opportunities are available to you. Ask yourself, how far do I want to go in life?What level of success do I want to achieve? If you want to flip burgers or deliver pizza, I wouldn't study for a Master's degree. Standards are set for a minimum level of education so that society can be somewhat assured of your ability to function within it, anything beyond that remains soley your choice.
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Normally, a Masters degree in Social Work.  To get into this type of program, usually you would need an undergraduate degree in social sciences (if not Social Work) and related volunteer or work experience.  See information about this type of program at the link below.
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National Certification is tough for everyone!  It's a great deal of writing and documenting.  Key to passing...document document document!!  Also find a huge support group to help you!
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In your letter you just want to state how it is in the best interest of the children for you to be their guardian, describe your current living situation who lives with you (stability), what type of work you do (stability), the reasons why you want to be appointed guardian, their current living situation, ect.  If that is all they are requiring from you it shouldn't be complicated.  Just be honest and let the letter represent the most important thing "why is it in the best interest of the children?" Good luck it doesn't have to be formal just honest.  Hope I was of help.  TXLES
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ya it need 2 b free.nw days passing a university(graduation) is compulsory.no preference is given 2 the 1 who is just school pass out though doing graduation is even not that valuable as it was before.there is no proud in calling 1 a graduate.previously schools were the important one bt nw days college is the needed one so the needed things r supposed to be free.
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They just want your completed qualifications.  For example, if you have a degree and are studying a graduate diploma, just write your degree.  In your case, write high school, as your degree isn't yet finished.
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Ask your teacher for assistance with the letter.
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Something that is required.