RachelEdelman
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Hi, I will be finishing my psych BA from Cal in two semesters ( all my nursing prereq are done already). I am considering two options: going to an entry master programs in midwifery or getting my AA first at community college and then going to a MA program ( save a little $). What are the cons and pros except of $? thoughts?
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Oh, I just saw your notes about the entry programs being over priced...:)
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Hi there, I will be finishing my BA in May 2017 and already done the prereq for nursing. From your post, it looks like you recommend doing a second BA in one year. Don't you think that it is better to do a master entry program for midwifery? Why BSN if someone already have a BA? Just curious if there is something I need to know.
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Hi there, I am planning on applying to the midwifery/women health MEPN of 2018, after I finish my BA and my GRE. Pre-req are done For those of you who are into the Midwifery program, I am curious which other schools with midwifery option you applied to as a back up. I have been looking at the Oregon Health and Science school, CA state university of Fullerton, and Penn. If you have done the research or ended up in other school than UCSF, what is your experience and which one do you recommend? I prefer a combined midwifery and women health, but if not combined program, midwifery is my preference. Sorry for the Eng. It is my second language. Thanks, Rachel
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Hi there, I am planning on applying to the midwifery/women health MEPN of 2018, after I finish my BA and my GRE. Pre-req are done :) For those of you who are into the Midwifery program, I am curious which other schools with midwifery option you applied to as a back up. I have been looking at the Oregon Health and Science school, CA state university of Fullerton, and Penn. If you have done the research or ended up in other school than UCSF, what is your experience and which one do you recommend? I prefer a combined midwifery and women health, but if not combined program, midwifery is my preference. Sorry for the Eng. It is my second language. Thanks, Rachel