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I did, I'll be starting in january! The interview was about an hour long. The interviewer was super sweet. Just be ready to answer why you chose midwifery, what your goals are, mostly just typical interview questions. Just show your passion and be yourself and you'll be fine!

Bump, anyone?

Hey, I'm just curious- did you have your interview at PhilaU yet? I'm interviewing next week and I'm so nervous!

Hi all, I'm graduating with my BSN soon, and very interested in becoming a SANE. Do I need experience before taking the course? I figure that the time between graduation and finding a job would be a good time to take the class. I've been trying to research it online, but there's no good, current information. I live in NJ if it matters. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I just got my schedule for next year, and it was really not what I was expecting! Here goes: Sunday 9-5, Monday 9-7, Tuesday 7:30-5:30, Wednesday 9-7, Thursday 9-2, Friday and Saturday off. This is for the first year of a three year BSN program. Does it even sound doable?

What you're going through is totally and completely normal. I went through the same feelings, and I can assure you that excitement WILL kick in.

Hey everyone! I'm an aspiring CNM, will be starting nursing school in September!! I'm so excited? Anyway, do any of you know how I can get to shadow a CM/CNM? Do I call a birth center/hospital or is it completely unacceptable? I live in New Jersey by the way. Thank you!

Thanks for your advice. Has anyone on here been to frontier's bridge program? is that a good path?

would getting my AAS first, start working and than doing an accelerated BSN program be a smart route?

I need some advice on the best way to become a Certified Nurse Midwife. I will graduate high school in May, and am currently researching nursing programs. I heard of AAS, BS, BSN but I'm kind of confused about all of them. anyone that has gone through the system? what are the pros/cons of each program? any insight will be greatly appreciated!