<p>I am a first generation college bound Wisconsin resident with an act of 28 and score of 9 on my writing. My unweighted gpa is a 3.62 and my weighted is a 3.71. Up until junior year, students aren't allowed to take AP classes but my sophomore year I took an honors geometry.
My junior year I took:
AP Language (scored a 3 on the exam)
AP Psychology (scored a 4 on the exam)
and honors precalc and trig.
This year I am taking 4 ap:
AP Literature
AP Biology
AP Calc AB
AP Government & Politics
I'm in approximately the top 15% of my class. I'm apart of a few clubs and my schools National Honor Society. I will have over 100 hours of volunteer by the time I graduate. I placed 2nd and 4th at State HOSA, qualifying for Nationals. I've had a job for 2 years. My letters of recommendation will be from one of my teachers and one of the coordinators that I volunteer for. My essays were read and edited by my AP English 12 teacher. I have also taken a class to get CNA certified, however have yet to take the state exam. Finally, I'm apart of my school's Health Academy, which is a charter school for those who want to go into the health field, allowing me to receive health occupation credits from a college nearby.
What are my chances for getting into UMN overall? And I know the program is selective, but what are my chances of getting into the actual undergrad nursing program at Minnesota?</p>
<p>In terms of getting into the nursing program, from what I understand if you get into the university you’re guaranteed admittance to the nursing program, as long as you state on your application that you would like to do nursing or whatever. link: <a href=“Freshman Nursing Program | Office of Admissions”>http://admissions.tc.umn.edu/admissioninfo/nursing_guarantee.html</a></p>