final comprehension

At this point, you have completed the 13 required courses for your master’s degree program.Throughout, you have learned a variety of theories and concepts, and reviewed research within each of the required subjects.For this examination, we will be asking you to discuss your own experience and reactions to the material you have learned.The following are key ideas to consider as you begin this examination:
We are looking for you to analyze your program and to think about what you have learned and to use your knowledge and experience to respond to the writing prompts.
Your responses will be based on your thoughts, feelings and what you consider important enough to relate in your response.
With this type of writing, there is obviously no “right” answer.We are looking for what you found valuable, interesting, and useful to apply to your professional and personal life.
You will not need textbooks, outside reference materials, or access to library references.
We hope you find this final requirement to be an interesting and thought-provoking experience.

For this examination, there are several questions to be considered under each heading.They are grouped together and should be answered individually as they prompt you to consider each question in relation to the individual scenario presented.You will find the following helpful as you think about each writing prompt:
Review your study guides, previous writing assignments, unit examinations, and notes to refresh your memory on the content from each of your courses.
Use the course descriptions, course objectives, and program objectives for additional information.These can be found in your study guides and on the CCU website.
For your previous courses, you have been required to use a standard essay format for each question.For this examination, there are multiple parts to each writing prompt.With that, your responses may be shorter and not conform to a standard essay format.
While there is no specific word count required, we do want you to be thoughtful with your responses.Each response should demonstrate you have considered the breadth and depth of the content from each of your courses and your reaction to the writing prompt.
Preparing and Submitting Your Examination
All responses must conform to the following form and style requirements:
Place your name, student I.D.#, course number, and unit # at the top of each page.
State each question in bold type before writing your response.
Double-space your answers, use a standard font, and a 12-point type size.
Take your time to consider each of the writing prompts.
For this examination, no Proctor is required and there is no time limit.
For this examination, no citations or references are required.
Please remember to submit your work in a professional manner.

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