Ririanne

Hello, I was wondering if anyone had any idea if schools turn you down for lacking enough focused volunteer hours ie. spending 40 hours with one organization versus 9 months. I am currently in my junior year at my college and after coming back from an international immersion trip living and learning from people in the margins I've been moved to fully dip myself into social work and social justice after all that I have seen. Would it be too 'late' to start working with a specific organization or get some hours in social work? I am currently still in my Speech Language Pathology program working with clients at the local Scottish Rite which offers free speech services. I am also heavily involved in my sorority's philanthropy, AHA, Treasurer of an honors society, have held multiple fundraisers for numerous causes and will be on Panhellenic (Greek) Programming Board my senior year. I currently live in Stockton and have occasionally volunteered with a Rescue Center, an elder home, the local Hospice, Center for the Blind, Stroke groups in the past but nothing long term. Will this hurt my chances? Should I simply focus on one organization? Some rationale behind that the broad groups is that I was looking into which population I'd be most passionate about in serving. I feel like it's a bit late for me to be jumping into the game but any advice for upcoming steps?