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A Comparison of Accelerated and Traditional MSW Students: Twenty Years Later
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  • 1988Advanced Standing versus Regular Two-Year MSW Graduates: Program Evaluation and Employment History13 cited
  • 1974An Accelerated and Traditional MSW Program Compared13 cited
  • 1986The Pursuit of Excellence in Social Work Education8 cited
  • 1986A Comparison of Extended and Traditional Master's of Social Work Students: A Repeated Measures Analysis8 cited

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