Bachelor's of Science in Midwifery (BSM)
The Bachelor of Science in Midwifery (BSM) Degree Program is designed for Licensed Midwives (LMs) and Certified Professional Midwives (CPMs) who hold a qualifying midwifery credential and want to advance their academic standing to the bachelor’s level. The program builds on each student’s prior professional and academic experience and emphasizes interdisciplinary learning, research literacy, and critical thinking rooted in maternal and reproductive health. Join the HSM Family and click the link below to apply!
Prerequisites for Admission
In accordance with HSM Policies, prior to enrollment, prospective students need to:
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Be 18 years of age or older on February 1 of the school year
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Official or attested high school diploma or GED
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Be 18 years of age or older on February 1 of the school year
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Hold a qualifying diploma/associate degree in Midwifery (Diploma, AS, AAS, or OAS) or equivalent
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Hold current or have held LM and/or CPM credential
*All program credits, clock hours, tuition, and fees are subject to change.
Application and Enrollment
Required Items in Application Package
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including the following:
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Birth Certificate or Driver’s License.
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Official or Attested High School Diploma and/or GED
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Official College Transcripts
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Official transcripts verifying diploma/associate midwifery program completion or equivalent
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Proof of midwifery credential (LM or CPM)
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Typed essay (800–1000 words) titled “Bridging Practice and Purpose: My
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Submit 1 Professional and 2 personal reference letters
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Enrollment Disclosures
The Bachelor of Science in Midwifery (BSM) Program offers midwives an opportunity to advance their education, strengthen their professional skills, and expand future career pathways. Although the program is flexible and fully online, the coursework is rigorous and requires strong time management, research ability, and academic commitment. The application and interview process is designed to help prospective students assess their readiness for upper-division study. HSM treats all applicants and students fairly.
Upon acceptance, students must submit a $100 enrollment fee. New students will meet with an Academic Advisor to review their transfer credits and create an individualized degree plan. One week before classes begin, there will be a mandatory new student orientation to ensure students are prepared for success in the online learning environment.
If you would like more information about applying to the Bachelor of Science in Midwifery Program, please contact our Admissions Director at info@heritageschoolofmidwifery.com.
Transferability of Credits
Students who have already earned credits at another institution may request a credit transfer review at least 3 weeks prior to registering for courses. The student will need to submit a Credit Transfer Review form, syllabi and official transcripts showing the credits earned to the Academic Dean. The course descriptions and syllabi will be evaluated to determine whether the credits are similar enough to be transferred. Students must have a grade of C or higher to qualify for transferred credit. Students will be notified of credit transferability at least one week prior to the beginning of classes.
As per Florida law, Students must complete at least 25% of the BSM program at the Heritage School of Midwifery.
Students transferring from HSM to another institution must check with that institution to determine credit transferability.
HSM Discrimination Policy
The Heritage School of Midwifery and Natural Health Sciences (HSM) does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, gender, marital status, national and ethnic origin, race, religion, or sexual orientation; HSM grants to all the activities, privileges, programs and rights generally accorded or made available to any members of the organization.