Are there any schools in Phoenix besides ASU that offer MSN programs?

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  1. by Jul 26, '05
    Just trying to determine if there are any in-state programs in which I could get an MSN/CNM degree.
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  4. Jul 26, '05 by
    Not sure about CNM, but u of p online has a masters program. And I think if you work for Banner, you can take the classes there at the hospital, because they have classes at various times. I beleive the RN-BSN at Banner takes a year and a half.

    Rebecca
  5. Jul 26, '05 by
    University of Phoenix has both types of programs available, on-line or classroom or even a combination of the two. Bit I am not sure that they offer a CNM track, for that you would need to check with them.

    You are not going to find CNM tracks as easy as the other NP specialties.
  6. Jul 27, '05 by
    Quote from suzanne4
    You are not going to find CNM tracks as easy as the other NP specialties.
    I imagine not. But "easy" is not exactly why I chose the field.
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  8. Jul 27, '05 by
    Quote from klone
    Just trying to determine if there are any in-state programs in which I could get an MSN/CNM degree.
    Grand Canyon University has a Master's degree program, and UOP and NAU have
    on-line programs.

    There is a CNM on-line program offered through Frontiers College in Kentucky.
    Go to www.midwives.org. Good luck!!
  9. Jul 27, '05 by
    Wow, ASU has a great selection of NP programs (7) when compared to anything else available in the state.
  10. Aug 18, '05 by
    [B]My name is Baambi and I am in NY. I am taking an MHA at UOP online and will graduate in 11 months (not that I am counting ~x~) The course is tough but do-able. Classes are 6 weeks long but you only take one at a time and can go right into the next class or take up to 29 days in-between. I am coming to Phoenix next July for graduation and possibly check into what jobs are available. Can you advise? Phoenix would be to hot for me, something around 75/80 degrees and no snow


    Quote from PhoenixGirl
    Not sure about CNM, but u of p online has a masters program. And I think if you work for Banner, you can take the classes there at the hospital, because they have classes at various times. I beleive the RN-BSN at Banner takes a year and a half.

    Rebecca
    Last edit by Baambi on Aug 18, '05 : Reason: misspelled word
  11. Aug 21, '05 by
    . I am coming to Phoenix next July for graduation and possibly check into what jobs are available. Can you advise? Phoenix would be to hot for me, something around 75/80 degrees and no snow


    San Diego Honestly, I don't think you will find that place in AZ. Anywhere that is 75/80 in the summer is definitely going to have snow in the winter!
    Cheers,
    Lu Ann