Any personal experience with Phila U, Georgetown, or Upenn?

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Does anyone have personal experience with the following midwifery programs?

--Georgetown

--UPenn

--Philadelphia University

ie. Faculty support, teaching, financial aid/scholarships

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i do not have a lot of experience with philadelphia as i was just accepted, but i can tell you the faculty is very professional and helpful. they have realy guided me through the process and reminded me of everything. so far i have had a satisfying experience.

nichole

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Specializes in Women's Health, L&D,hi risk OB.

I have same experience in applying to Phila U as well. They are personable and professional and helpful and I will say...warm! Trying to find a preceptor/site now; my sure thing had to move away. Most places nearby here do not allow SCNMs. I may have to contract in SC (2hours or so away) or farther. I don't mind tho...if I could just find one!

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Please keep me posted on your experiences.

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Specializes in Women's Health, L&D,hi risk OB.
Please keep me posted on your experiences.

Update: I did have my interview for Phila U. on 06/04. It lasted quite a while--as it was thorough. I did learn that this program is designed to specialize in nurturing/mentoring students with "Midwife Tutors" and "Mentors". The program has a goal for facilitating the "cohort" bonding, being connected and communicating with each other. I will say in the last two years that I have been dealing with them, they know me by name, are personable professional and nurturing. And every person that I have had a conversation with (at least 3) were midwives. Moreover they were the first program in the country to offer a Masters in Midwifery.

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Any new updates?

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I'm really interested in the CNM/WHNP at Georgetown - does anyone have experience with their program?

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