Professional Achievement in Social Work

Harry Specht · Doris Britt · Charles H. Frost

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The authors report on a study of the professional achievements of 719 recently graduated California MSWs. Respondents are assigned an achievement score which is an index based on responses to seven questions. The scores of low achievers and high achievers are compared to analyze associations with: validating factors (e.g., salary), personal factors (race and gender), and pre-MSW factors (e.g., undergraduate education).

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1973Higher education as a filter 1948Personal Factors Associated with Leadership: A Survey of the Literature 1979Becoming Professional.1983Science, Research, and Social Work: Who Controls the Profession?1973Does college matter? : Some evidence on the impacts of higher education 1984Undergraduate Education and Professional Achievement of MSWs

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