WHAT'S SPECIAL ABOUT A HOPKINS NURSE?
Answers from the Class of 2008

When I first visited, I felt at home here because of the school and hospital’s sense of civic responsibility. People here respect that many of today’s nursing students come from diverse backgrounds and have many personal and intellectual interests.

The Hopkins nurse has the option to do what he/she wants after school and has had a lot of clinical experience throughout his/her education.

I came to JHU because there is diversity among the student body and in class/clinical settings. It is a recognized school with a reputation of producing hardworking intelligent and caring nurses.

Academic excellence with caring hands brought me to Hopkins.

Being a Hopkins nurse makes me feel satisfied with fulfilling my potential – and exceeding my own personal expectations.

Excellence, cutting edge technology. We are the best, when people hear “Hopkins” they think of quality and skill.

I want to be a part of a school that represents excellence so that when I enter the workplace I can give the most optimal care.

I want to be the best, and will be proud of the accomplishment to be trained by one of the top 10 in the country.

I believe nurses need to be of the highest quality (after all, I may need one!). JHUSON seems to produce the best – therefore I’m here!

Hopkins nurses are hard workers. I love to work hard and do a good job.

Hopkins is a name everybody knows. It’s name stands for quality in everything it does. I want to be a top quality nurse which is why I want to be a Hopkins nurse.

Hopkins stands for excellence, power, and utmost currency in medical technology, research, and health programs. A Hopkins nurse both incorporates this prestige as well as the care-giving qualities of nursing.

The thing about Hopkins nurse that makes me want to be one is the fact that they are sought after all over the country.

I want to learn with and be among the best nurses – people who take nursing to a higher level.

I want to be part of the legacy of professional with great reputations and respect in the health care field. I am also driven by the higher standards we are held to.

To be called a Hopkins Nurse is an honor. I will hold that title with great pride.

I want to be a Hopkins Nurse because the school has a positive vibe about it and I believe I will be pushed to my limits by the faculty and students.

I loved Johns Hopkins reputation for excellence, dedication to the clinical environment, and ridiculously cool resources.