Britt96

I’m glad you posted this! I am wondering the same thing.

Thank you so much! I will definitely look into this. I currently live in Arkansas, just looking into potential midwifery programs.

Hello everyone! Has anyone attend University of New Mexico for their MSN? I’m specifically interested in the Nurse-Midwifery concentration, but any insight on their program would be helpful. For example, class structure, clinical experiences, etc. Thanks in advance!

Frontier Nursing University has an option for people who have a previous Bachelors degree and an Associates degree in Nursing. When you apply for the program you have to put together a portfolio of your work and education experience. Their program is mostly online. You will have to go to campus once for orientation (Frontier Bound) and another time before you begin clinicals (in your home area). Admissions Criteria: Master of Science in Nursing | Frontier Nursing University Also, a previous poster mentioned Vanderbilt. I believe their FNP program is all online, too. You do clinicals in your home area. Vandy is incredibly expensive though. Hope this helps!

Hi everyone! I am graduating with my Bachelor's in Public Health in December and I am applying to nursing schools soon. One of the schools that I have been looking into is Inter American University in San Juan, PR. I've seen previous threads about the school, but I was wondering if anyone had anymore information/experiences about the school, living in Puerto Rico, and moving to PR from the states. Thanks in advance!