I've been an undocumented immigrant throughout college and am just working on getting a visa come December/January 2017. It's been hard for me to find work legally due to many reasons on top of my immigration status, and I have a
very unimpressive resume. I mostly did many part time work and my resume is filled with my involvement in organizations from my undergrad years. As a reference, I graduated college December 2014 so I have been out of college for 2 years by now. I've only recently received a work visa and have been able to find full time work.
I don't expect anyone to have any insight about how immigration status could play into admission chances, but does anyone know how big of an influence a crappy resume could have??
As mentioned in the title, I have a 3.69/170. I am First Generation/non-URM Female.
I've applied only within T14 because I thought I had a solid chance at at least one of them .. I know I may be jumping the gun, but I am beginning to get really anxious

My applications for UMich, UVA, Georgetown, and Cornell were complete 10/14. No news from any of them. Duke put me on "Priority Waitlist". UPenn and Columbia were completed early November, and are both reach schools so I am less concerned about them. I'm planning on doing my online interview for Northwestern in a few days. (but I am beginning to realize how heavily they value work experience so my confidence with Northwestern is a bit shot). None were ED.
I'm pretty anxious because it sounds like people have been getting acceptance letters. Checking LSN, it seems like several acceptances had similar stats to mine :/ Anyway... any insight about work experience for T14 schools would be helpful..