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Journal of Social Work Education Volume 25, 1989 - Issue 2
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Articles: Impact of Different Curricula

A Comparison of Accelerated and Traditional MSW Students: Twenty Years Later

Roland G. Meinert School of Social Work, Michigan State University, USA
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Bettyann Dubansky University of Missouri, Columbia, USA
Pages 160-167 | Accepted 01 Jun 1989, Published online: 31 May 2013

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Linda Vinton. (1999) Should Advanced Standing Programs be Abolished? Yes!. Journal of Social Work Education 35:1, pages 7-11.
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DorothyF. Carrillo & BruceA. Thyer. (1994) Advanced Standing and Two-Year Program MSW Students: An Empirical Investigation of Foundation Interviewing Skills. Journal of Social Work Education 30:3, pages 377-387.
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Carolyn Knight. (1993) A Comparison of Advanced Standing and Regular Master’s Students’ Performance in the Second-Year Field Practicum. Journal of Social Work Education 29:3, pages 309-317.
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