Letter to the Admissions Committee on Pursuing Family Nurse Practitioner Degree

LETTER TO THE ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE GUIDELINES
OCTOBER 2019
Guidelines for Writing Your Letter to the Admissions Committee
Directions: The following instructions contain information about your letter to the Admissions Committee, which is a required part of your application to be presented for review. Please focus only on the information requested about you, your background, and your future goals. You are strongly encouraged to carefully proofread, grammar check, and spell check your letter. Overall writing presentation and clarity are very important.
Your Full Name: You must include your full name in your letter to the Admissions Committee.
Degree and Specialization: You must clearly indicate the degree program and specialization in which you are applying to within that program.
Content: There are eight (8) sections described below. Please include the following information when preparing your letter to the Admissions Committee. While not required, we strongly suggest that you format your letter by heading each section with the headings shown below. Write your information in paragraph form and do not use bullet format within the sections.
• Personal/Professional Goals
o Why are you interested in graduate school and what are your plans after you receive your degree?
o What influenced you to choose the field?
o Why are you interested in the program and specialization to which you are applying?
*Please note that your personal/professional goals should be in line with the specialization to which you are applying.
• Academic Experience
o Describe your previous undergraduate and graduate academic experience; if you do not have the specialization background, you may want to explain how you plan to apply your prior academic skills to your chosen specialization.
o You may include any experiences (unique work or research experience, study aboard, etc) that influenced your choice of graduate program/specialization.
o Explain any inconsistencies in your academic record. If your GPA was not what you would have liked, explain any personal, physical or family circumstances that may have adversely affected your GPA.
• Research Experience
o Address prior research experience, significant research papers/projects or other research accomplishments in your field. If you do not have any prior research experience, you must indicate no research experience under this section in a complete sentence.
• Work/Other Experience
o What is your prior work experience? Include any volunteer work and/or extracurricular activities that complement your career decision. If you do not have any relevant experience, please indicate that in this section. You can also address any cultural knowledge or experiences you may have acquired that may better prepare you for the field.
LETTER TO THE ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE GUIDELINES
OCTOBER 2019
• Personal Qualities
o Include in this section personal qualities (e.g., interpersonal skills, teamwork skills, etc.) you possess that you believe will contribute to your success in your field and academic program.
• Why ____
o Indicate why Walden University would be a good match for you and your future goals.
o What interested you about ____ (this could include accreditation, courses, faculty, research, etc.)?
o Why are you interested in an online program?
• Reason(s) for Admissions Committee Review
o Address the reason(s) why your file is being presented to the Admissions Committee for review.
o For example, if you have a low GPA, state the reasons for your low GPA or poor academic performance.
• How will you be successful?
o Address how you plan to be successful at 
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My GPA is 3.75. I sent you my resume so that will give you a history of my experience. I am trying to be readmitted into the Family Nurse Practitioner Program. I have been recovering from covid and have been doing alot of research concerning covid long haulers such as myself. I have an enormous amount of experiece in Medsurg, hospice, and pediatrics.
Please follow the format the directions are at the top of the page.