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@JennyBabyRN I took the MAT test and got a 402, I think... I was invited to the interview and now I've been accepted into the program. I've been waiting over 30 years to start this journey, and I'm so excited! I hope all is going well with you too! Thank you again for your honest review on the program, it really helped me to make my decision.

@JennyBabyRN I'm going to take the MAT test. How did you study for it?

Hello @MariannaCNMstudent, How is the program going? What do you like about it? I just applied and I'm really nervous. The enrollment advisor has been really great with helping me with promptly answering my questions. I would love to go to this program.

@JennyBabyRN thank you for the feedback. I still practice my Christian beliefs, but I don't push them onto others. I'm happy it's not the practice of the university. I was a little hesitant because of that, but now knowing that makes a big difference. I think it's important to learn about all the aspects of what we're going to go through as practioners. Thank you again and continued success in the program.

@caitlinmurphy1224 I was also concerned about the Christian ideology, but I'm a Christian too. I just hope it's more educational than pushing the religious ideology on the practioner. I have been trying to find more info, but there is really not much out there. I have heard mixed reviews about Jefferson Midwifery when I did find the little information that I came across. I was also looking at the University of Cincinnati's program and Frontier. I wish there were more recent student reviews for some of these program's. I'm looking for all online programs.

@JennyBabyRN thank you for getting back to me. I will definitely be asking more questions. I'm going to look up these tests and see what I can learn about them and which one would be better for me to take. Good luck with the start of clinicals, I know this is a very exciting time for you. You will be graduating before you know it. Michelle

@JennyBabyRN @journeygirl @letsgauff Can either one of you offer any insight on the program? How do you like it so far? I'm applying soon and I want to have the best chance at getting in. I don't have L&D nursing experience yet. I have explained about my GPA in my question above. I'm sorry to ask you, but there was no one else to ask. Thank you in advance for any info that can help me.

Hello. I'm new here, but how was the interview process for Bethel? How do you like the program? I want to apply, but I'm really nervous. I'm an older nurse with no L&D experience, but I have educated myself in the reproductive system and have witnessed/supported multiple births of family and friends over the years.

I've been a PCU/Step-down nurse for almost 4 years and I've always been interested in Midwifery. I applied late to Frontier's Spring 2023 class and was rejected. I'm looking into applying to University of Cincinnati CNM, Bethel University's CNM or trying Frontier again. The only issue is that my overall GPA is 2.8. My BSN GPA is a 3.0. Hopefully someone has some encouraging news that they have been accepted with a lower GPA. There really isn't much help on this issue online.