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Associate to Master programs

I will be graduating with my Associates this December, and was thinking about getting my Masters in midwifery. Does anyone know much about Associate to Master Degree programs? What things should I look for? Are the programs really intense, and is it worth going that route versus Associate to Bachelor to Masters? Input/Advise is much appreciated- Thank You! :nurse:

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    Many RN-to-MSN programs offer students the opportunity to earn a BSN during the MSN studies, which seems like a good idea to me -- you never know when life might get in the way of school, especially for us working adults!

    All programs are different. You should find a program you like and see how it'll mesh with your schedule. This is one I've heard much about: http://frontierschool.edu

    Good luck!!

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    Thank you LunahRN I appreciate your comment. I have heard about that from a lot of people. I think I will have to look into it further. Are you planning on getting a MSN ?

    ~Brandy Jo

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    I'm doing an MSN with an education focus through Excelsior College -- just started, in my first class. :)

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