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Yes! I went there and had a meeting with the Program Director! Have you sign up for classes yet?

I got in!!! I'll see you on December 3rd! I'm Silvana btw!

That's probably what happened, I took them at North Seattle College

Hi! Yes I did apply for Winter 2015 and I was very optimistic. I don't know what happened with my bonus points =/ I did Medical Terminology and Human Healh&Sexuality but they gave me no points for that, so I lost 4 points.

Maybe not. They didn't show my points for those classes, even if it was 0. For example, for Nutrition it says "na", in Compass scores it says "na" but in Educational Bonus theres nothing. So i'm thinking that's an error. @tpeacoe1 keep your hope!

I included Medical Terminology and Human Health& Sexuality =D

Hey congrats! Did you have any bonus points? I had two but they never counted mine! thanks, S.

Hi guys, I just got my letter and I didn't get in. Apparently they didn't calculate my 4 points from the bonus classes. I will try to go and talk to them. I wish they were specific in the letter about why those points were missing. Good luck to you all!

Hi there, I also applied and I'm anxious waiting to hear back! I had 105 points! Let me know when you hear back!

Hi, did your colleague complete a CNM program, in what state did she apply for jobs? This is scary to think that after finishing a program at Frontier we would get a job! Thanks!

Thank you!!!!

Thank you!

Sorry I pressed sent. Anyways, I heard about how a Doctor's degree will be necessary to become a Certified Nurse Midwife starting in 2015. Does anyone know about that? This changes everything about reaching my dreams!

Hi everybody! Do you know as for now what was the decision made

Hi Ladies! I had been reading so much about pathways to becoming a midwife! I know I want to go for CNM and I have this feeling about being a midwife for a long time... Since I was 5 years old I wanted to be around babies and pregnant women. I've been living in the US for almost 4 years now and I had this idea of going to nursing school because I just love to care for people and help out. I didn't think of myself being a midwife because I thought it was "too big of a dream to dream"! After doing research I realize that I can do it! I'll be 27 soon and I will finish my prerequisites to apply for a Nursing Program in the fall 2013. I live in Seattle and the programs are so competitive that scares me. I work as a nanny since I moved here from Brazil and doing two class per quarter is being crazy busy. But I'll keep trying! My fear now is not how hard it is or how costly, but how many more years will it take? I desperately want to have kids after I'm done with school. My husband's family is in NY and mine in Brazil so it would be hard to have kids without any help ( if I'm going to school) Did anyone have the same worries, trying to rush so you can start your family? Also I'm planning on applying for an Associates in Nursing at the Community College which is a great program! I'm just afraid of not getting in right away because I still don't have my CNA! I'm doing volunteer hours at a hospital + classes + 9 hours a day of work = is making me nervous about not getting a 4.0 on every class. I saw that Frontier has a distance program where I apply after finish my ADN and I become a CNM after three years, without getting a BSN. Do you think this is a good option or should I try the ABSN first? Thank you all!