Astroidinary

University of Florida , it offers a Bachelor degree program in health Science

Hi, I'm 16 / a high school sophomore thinking ahead about my future career as an obgyn. I've researched the pre requirements into a ba program for direct admission in to college, I'll also have my AA when I graduate which is one of the requirements, but my question is, if I meet all the pre requirements could I be accepted directly into this University?and also I know it's 4 years in the program, then 4 years for your M.D then 3 years of residency I state this to make sure I'm right so correct me if I'm wrong! Thank you for your time I appreciate it greatly.

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Ty,I've been on that site but I have a question regarding what you said earlier what do you mean by "If you have your BSN you will enter a masters program to become a midwife",If I just go straight for my BSN then go for my masters will I be a mid-wife after that,or is a mid-wife program still required? And yes I understand the issue regarding my age I'm a freshman in highschool just thinking ahead.By the time I graduate I'll be 19 with my AA or AS.

When I asked this question I didn't know as much as I do now, thank you for your time and information :)

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Even though you asked this about 3 years ago as a future kid who plans to major in Nursing,I feel the need to share what I learned through tons of research and post I've made in the last 3 days! Steps to becoming a MidWife are pretty much determined based on the area your in. First I'd get a associates degree this can either be a AS or an AA both work as far as I'm concerned there basically 2 year programs and u can start working to be a RN right after that...Then you'll need to go to a local college that offers bachelor degrees should be another 2 years when your done with that admission into a Nurse Mid-Wife program when done you should be a new Nurse Mid-Wife.:)

Yes I know it would take more but considering I'm in high school and my high-school offers a program allowing us to take college courses to get our AA I figured they might as well let me get my AS there pretty much relating to the same thing.

Yes multiple colleges require me to have a associates degree, which would you say benefit me more having my AA or my AS?

An ASN is a associates in science nursing degree.

An AA is an associates art degree program my school offers that gets 2 years of college out of the way, I'm currently In 9th grade but I'm thinking ahead about my future. I was planning on doing to the program and taking as much ASN classes as I can in my next 3 years of being in college courses. Then I'd go for my bachelor's degree, farther comments to this allowed.. If there's a easier way than this let me know :]

After obtaining my ASN and my BSN what should I do next to become a Nurse Mid-Wife?

Thank you so much.

First of all thanks for taking the time to read this! In the united states (Florida),but in general what are the steps to becoming a midwife? Education wise?I've been doing research but it all isn't adding up.Is BSN first if not what's the fastest way to become a Nurse mid-wife?What should I start off with education wise?,Thank you -Your Truly Astroidinary

Others are still welcome to give me more information

Thank you! You just covered all my worries in that brief explanation.

Okay first of all I'd like to say thank you for taking time to read this,my question is will having my AA benefit and speed up getting my BSN? If so how? and if not what are the benefits .