Cpnre may 2016

Hi I think there is one in Mississauga, I live in Brampton and don't seem to know of any. I just passed this January I didn't go to any review classes, bought some pn review books from amazon.com, and they were very helpful. Remove every nervousness, cool down and study. Please do question upon question. Anxiety can do a lot of harms. And again study contents first before solving questions. I did it and it truely helped me. All the best.

Are there any specific books you could suggest? I have a friend who recently migrated and will do the exam later this year but I really couldn't provide her with lpn resources just RN.

I used Saunders comprehensive review for nclex PN. Kaplan nclex pn review 2014-2015 and the cpnre prep guide. That's all I used.

Thanks for your suggestions. I have saunders but not kaplan.

Okay Saunders is OK if you can go through all or half of the questions online. But I used Kaplan for strategies and it really helped me a lot.

Have you guys been able to book your appointment to write the exam in May 2016? I am still in school and graduating in April hoping to write in May.

Any clarification about this would be great. Thanks!

I am in Ontario :)

Hello

deadline to submit examination form is 25 April. I call CNO and requested examination form . As you know now it is computer based from May 2016. You have to call CNO. Hope this information help you.

[ONTARIO] CNO has the following information on their website regarding the process for scheduling your CPNRE exam which also includes a link to a detailed guide from Assessment Strategies Inc. I suspect that they will be sending out notification to people when they can schedule their exam soon. Keep checking their website regularly.

Hope this helps :)

Hi i live in brampton, and writing the exam in may, if you like we can study together. this is my first attempt.

Yes sure, we can study together . Give me ur email so that we can talk further.

tgill, are you also accepted and planning to attend Bridging in September? Maaan, it depends on cpnre, hein.

Not yet but bridging for rn