So I'm a college senior, getting ready to graduate in May of 2016. I'm looking to apply to accelerated nursing programs now and have narrowed my list down to about 6 school The only thing I'm worried about is my resume. It sucks. I was pre-law (dont ask lol) for 2 of my college years and suddenly had an epiphany spring of my junior year that I wanted to go back to nursing, so a majority of my resume reflects that. I volunteered at my local hospital one summer after freshman year but thats really all the health care experience that I've got.
My gpa is decent, its a 3.52 now and I've gotten A's and A-'s in all of my pre-reqs with the exception of one, where I got a B+ in.
Would anyone that knows anything about what these kind of programs usually look for shed some light into what my chances are of getting in? Should I apply to a few more schools for this cycle or should I just take a year off, gain health related experience and apply again? Do schools really look into resumes? Thank you! :)
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Hi everyone!
So I'm a college senior, getting ready to graduate in May of 2016. I'm looking to apply to accelerated nursing programs now and have narrowed my list down to about 6 school The only thing I'm worried about is my resume. It sucks. I was pre-law (dont ask lol) for 2 of my college years and suddenly had an epiphany spring of my junior year that I wanted to go back to nursing, so a majority of my resume reflects that. I volunteered at my local hospital one summer after freshman year but thats really all the health care experience that I've got.
My gpa is decent, its a 3.52 now and I've gotten A's and A-'s in all of my pre-reqs with the exception of one, where I got a B+ in.
Would anyone that knows anything about what these kind of programs usually look for shed some light into what my chances are of getting in? Should I apply to a few more schools for this cycle or should I just take a year off, gain health related experience and apply again? Do schools really look into resumes? Thank you! :)