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I just graduated with a b.s. degree and would like to become a midwife w/o the last four years being in vain. How is this possible? I do not want to have merely a midwife certificate. I want to have a midwife degree from an accredited university. A CNM would have a master's degree which would be an ideal...but I am not particular interested in learning the myriad of other aspects of nursing. I want to work specifically in midwifery.Any advice?!?!?

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