What are some other good online CNM programs?

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Specializes in OB-Gyn/Primary Care/Ambulatory Leadership.

I was in Frontier's program, doing their RN-MSN bridge, and I withdrew/transferred out last month, having decided that I really need/want a BSN. I definitely want to continue on to get my MSN and while I'm not 100% certain I want to go into nurse-midwifery, I'm not ruling it out.

What other good online programs are there? I know there's Georgetown (SO expensive!), University of Cincinnati, and Philadelphia University. Any others?

I'm also considering becoming a "traditional" student again and going to University of Colorado. Only 1/2 of their classes are online, and the idea of being in a classroom again is really unappealing. But as a resident, it would probably be the cheapest option of all of them, plus I would do my clinicals with midwives that I already know really well.

I am an alumni of Univ of Co having gone for the traditional BSN. I am confused, are you still needing to do the RN-BSN? U of C has that and some of those students were with us in class. I found classes that required showing up sometimes easier than the online ones. Class is usually only one day a week and it really is not so bad. The instructors are all great.

I am attending University of Cincinnati for the CNM, all online, and I never have to go there. Just finishing the first quarter. So far so good. They have many options for MSN's. It was easy getting in for me. I think that it is not yet super competitive. Do they have an online RN-BSN? I am not sure.

I will still use local preceptors, so in any case, you will probably work with those you know regardless of the program.

Specializes in OB-Gyn/Primary Care/Ambulatory Leadership.

I am going to complete my BSN through , but want to go on for my MSN after that. Thanks for the feedback!

Specializes in OB.

I believe Eastern Carolina University also has an online program for CNM, as well as Shenandoah University in West Virginia.

Specializes in OB/GYN,PHN, Family Planning.

LynnetteCPM -what do you think of the University Of Cincinnati 1st quarter? I will be doing the online program for WHNP and really haven't heard much about the program good or bad? Do you work full time -are you a full time student? Any info would be appreciated!

Specializes in SNF, Oncology.

Hi klone, I'm curious. How come you decided that you wanted your BSN? Did you not like Frontier?

LynnetteCPM -what do you think of the University Of Cincinnati 1st quarter? I will be doing the online program for WHNP and really haven't heard much about the program good or bad? Do you work full time -are you a full time student? Any info would be appreciated!

The first quarter was tough! One class took all I had and the other they designed to be fairly easy. So they know it is hard. I do work, am continuing my home birth practice, so I have some scheduling flexibility. When I am not working, I am doing school. It was hard, but doable.

Vanderbilt offers an online CNM program, they call it 'modified block format' and you do have to travel out to the campus several times. It is also VERY expensive, though not quite as bad as Georgetown.

How do the pre-reqs for UC work? I am living in Cinci now and I have been looking at CNM programs for a while, but I can never seem to navigate UC's website without becoming frustrated and confused haha. Do you have to take them at UC?

(I graduated from OSU with microbio and spanish degrees this spring. aka: not nursing. I have taken the pre-reqs at OSU for the programs that I am applying for ... A&P, stats, micro, etc.)

Specializes in Postpartum, Adult ICU.

I'm doing Georgetown right now. I know it's expensive. I look at it as investing in myself/future happiness. Just took my first exam of my first semester. So far, so good. :)

I am an alumni of Univ of Co having gone for the traditional BSN. I am confused, are you still needing to do the RN-BSN? U of C has that and some of those students were with us in class. I found classes that required showing up sometimes easier than the online ones. Class is usually only one day a week and it really is not so bad. The instructors are all great.

I am attending University of Cincinnati for the CNM, all online, and I never have to go there. Just finishing the first quarter. So far so good. They have many options for MSN's. It was easy getting in for me. I think that it is not yet super competitive. Do they have an online RN-BSN? I am not sure.

I will still use local preceptors, so in any case, you will probably work with those you know regardless of the program.

How much does Cinncinati cost, if you don't mind me asking? Do they require nursing experience before applying? I spoke with Georgetown...80k!!!!

http://nursingonline.uc.edu/tuition/

I do not have nursing experience, but am a CPM and have that as experience. The admission advisor kept getting that confused with doula and it sounded like that was even enough, and something she was familiar with.

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