When participating in such a placement, students developed an understanding of a fundamental aspect of the community nurse's role.
The mother of a Lincoln senior, Ms. George was fuming because college scouts had told her they would not seriously consider Miranda, who is a stellar basketball player and an advanced placement student at Lincoln, for a sports scholarship because "kids from Yonkers don't make the grade".
Ms. Stepanov — an advanced placement student who spent last summer studying acting at the Lee Strasberg Theater and Film Institute in Manhattan — also has high hopes for her fellow cast members.
But in a work placement, students can meet professionals from other sectors who don't frequent such meetings, identify nonacademic career paths, and make connections that become valuable during their job search.
Perhaps with each new experience (e.g., start of a clinical placement) students will be temporarily more self-centred as they deal with their anxieties and uncertainties.
Even in a tough legal job market, the surly placement student remains surprisingly common, say insiders, riling solicitors and barristers with a lack of passion for life.
Police said yesterday that they would be looking into allegations that the England footballer Ashley Cole shot a work-placement student with an air gun at Chelsea's training ground.
Chelsea have revealed that they are taking "appropriate action" following claims that Ashley Cole accidentally shot an air rifle at a work-placement student in the club's training ground.
Even though she was an advanced-placement student, she feared college also might not be possible.
As a result of successful placement, students are unlikely to experience academic boredom, frustration, and in the worst case, failure of the course.
