Texas Tech

Have you heard anything the difference between Texas Tech and Frontier? Do they take credits from Frontier?

For those that have started the program, I would love some insight into how competitive the program is?

I graduated from UT Austin with a BSN, and I worked 4 years in labor and delivery, motherbaby, antepartum, and OBGYN clinic. But I have been home with my kids a LONG time. Now that my kids are all in school, I've been volunteering at a local crisis pregnancy center teaching Childbirth Education and I also volunteer as a doula for the students in my class. In a couple of months I will be attending a CE course to become a certified lactation counselor. But this is all part time and not working actively in the hospital. I noticed on the website that they prefered L&D experience to be within the past five years.

I am wondering if you think I need to go back to work and do L&D because I actually love what I am doing now, helping underserved and refugeee women. I feel like it is soo needed and also works with my kids school schedule. But I would like to have a competitive application.

Any advise would be sooo helpful!!