arayRN

Waiting is agony!

Sure. Just be prepared to discuss how you see yourself as a midwife practicing, how you will make time, understanding the intensity of the program, your experience with anything related to midwifery, and I think the most challenging question was an ethical question. I expected most of them. It was intense. But they were very friendly and guiding, as they have been the entire time. I applied literally at the deadline, so idk if I will get in this fall, but I highly reccomend them.

Awesome interview. Pins and needles now.

Thanks Ladies

Interview Thursday night! Anyone else out there?

I don't see how a MS vs MSN would make a difference. It's the CNM certification that should matter. Just like it doesn't really matter ADN vs BSN it's the RN certification that matters.

Any Philadelphia applicants out there?

I have talked to two admission advisors myself. The gre is not looked at anymore. It is also not the cumulative gpa they look at from your most recent degree, it is the total overall.

There's frontier, univ cicinatti, Georgetown, Philadelphia, suny....just go to a search engine. Plenty to choose from.

I'm trying Philadelphia university now. Fingers crossed and prayers appreciated!

It will all depend on what your bachelors transfers in to meet all of their requirements.

My cumulative is 3.68, my total institution is 3.678, but my total overall is 2.65. Which do they use? The 2.65 is beause it was my rn degree transfer courses factored into my bsn courses gpa.

This is the deal, had it verified x3 today. At the bottom of your most recent degree earned, it will say Total institution, and total overall. They use total overall. This is very upsetting for anyone who did an rn-bsn ridge bc courses from your associated will be factored into the total overall, but not the cumulative. Which is why I thought I was ok. So look at your transcript and see what your total overall is. Good luck everyone.

Whatever your most recent degree is, the overall(not cumulative) needs to say 3.0 and above.

I heard back. Bad news. I just completed a rn-bsn bridge. My cumulative gpa is 3.68, my overall was 2.65 because of associate level courses factored in. She said "cumulative and overall are interchangeable terms between institutions". I will not be considered for admission. Heart broken.