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Hello, I am interested in applying to the TTHSC Nurse-Midwifery program. I am seeking information as to curriculum structure and competitiveness of the admission process. I am a new RN BSN working couplet care for a few months now. My past work experience was working at an OB/GYN clinic for two years prior to nursing school. I look forward to hearing responses and I thank you all in advance ?

Thank you for the updates. As of this time I still have not heard from UofM.

LMB123 Did you choose? I'm curious to know. I plan to apply to both myself and would like to which you chose and why :)

Hello all, I applied to the fall 2021 midwifery track back in October and I have yet to have heard anything back since my email stating my application was received by the priority date and under review. I emailed one of the admissions rep last Wednesday and have yet to have heard back. I saw on their school of nursing facebook page that the DNP application date was extended to Feb 19; maybe they're waiting to see all the applicants? IDK but the wait sucks ? wishing the best of luck to all of you!

woohoo! Congrats! Leaves me with hope! I have heard that if you get an interview you're pretty much in as they don't interview all qualified applicants. Keep us updated; when is your interview date?

Hello all, Has anyone yet to hear back about interview dates? I have not received a single email since October.

Hello, I've applied to the University of Minnesota DNP in Midwifery. I'm so nervous because I am based out of Texas, and I hope they take my application seriously. The Midwifery program is online with occasional on campus events for 4 days once a semester or so (per the admissions dept). Anyway, this topic is for anyone who applied to any of the UofM DNP tracks so we can update each other on interviews and other questions! Best of luck to all of you!

Hello to all, I am a current BSN student with 6 months left!! woohoo! Anyway, I live in a large military city with a large joint base hospital. I am weighing my options of joining the U.S. military as an officer or applying to the hospital as a GS employee. I do have a contact that can get me in at the hospital as a GS; however I do plan on moving forward with a midwifery degree soon. My main questions and concerns are as follows: *note, thank you in advance for answering my questions ? * 1. As far as paid tuition is concerned; the military offers paid cont. ED funds, but as a GS employee are there any tuition/scholarships available for nurses? If so, can I please have the details of how they work and for how much? 2. I am aware that I could more than likely end up moving away from my city; which I am okay with, but is there any lead way possible for me to stay and work at the joint base hospital here? 3. I don't mean to make this so much about money but I would like information of the pay grade of military officer VS GS employee. 4. If you feel there is any other great and valuable information I could use please add it! I am here to learn!

its the OLLRN thing on canvas right?

well it looks like its changed since I've used it. If it says it'll notify the professor then I'm sure it will.

It's a certificate and you should be able to save it as a PDF, that's what I've done in the past. It should give you the option.

I found it, it's Thursday January 12th, in CHP226 8-5pm.

I think The bundle is cheaper? Have you gotten an email regarding orientation?

I've taken a government class online so i already have mine. if you've taken an online course you should have it.

They told me to speak with the nursing department on why there are 3 charges. I plan to go there Monday. So far i don't know if its an accident or if they increased the special tuition fees. Have you made your first payment? FAFSA covered all of mine but you have to make the first payment by tomorrow or the classes will be dropped.