Should I Wait For CCRN Certification

The passing rate for CCRN used to be about 66%.
As per their website the passing rate for the CCRN exam is now 77% since the "launching of our revised computer-based exam."
I guess AACN finally figured out that the way to boost its profits was to make the test a wee bit easier? Have they dumbed it down or have candidates become incredibly smarter and the fact that they've "revised" the test and scores improved immensely is just a coincidence?
I've had my CCRN for many years. IMHO studying for it is a useful learning experience but also, IME, as with any degree/certification it doesn't indicate that the owner of said degree/certification is necessarily a shining star.
But it does look good on a CV or job app.

There are some REALLY good resources out there right now that solely focus on what you need to know to pass the exam and nothing else. Therefore you don't get the benefit of studying every single body system and what's on the test blueprint.

The passing rate for CCRN used to be about 66%.
As per their website the passing rate for the CCRN exam is now 77% since the "launching of our revised computer-based exam."
I guess AACN finally figured out that the way to boost its profits was to make the test a wee bit easier? Have they dumbed it down or have candidates become incredibly smarter and the fact that they've "revised" the test and scores improved immensely is just a coincidence?
I've had my CCRN for many years. IMHO studying for it is a useful learning experience but also, IME, as with any degree/certification it doesn't indicate that the owner of said degree/certification is necessarily a shining star.
But it does look good on a CV or job app.