I am contemplating a decision upon being invited to my school's BSN honors program. I already have a part time job, family and of course 2 years of school left. So it would seem the last thing I need is more work to do. So my question is, directed to hiring managers/recruiters, if me and other candidates are even (and we would appear to be with GN status) does my candidacy stand out more having graduated with honors?
Thanks in advance for your time in answering this question.
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I am contemplating a decision upon being invited to my school's BSN honors program. I already have a part time job, family and of course 2 years of school left. So it would seem the last thing I need is more work to do. So my question is, directed to hiring managers/recruiters, if me and other candidates are even (and we would appear to be with GN status) does my candidacy stand out more having graduated with honors?
Thanks in advance for your time in answering this question.