CRNE Feb 2011

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Hi everyone,

I am new to this site.And I am gonna take CRNE FEB 2011 and very nervous.Can anyone guide me what books do I need to study for this exam. I would also appreciate if there is any sugestions for review centre in vacouver or surrey because i live in b.c.

Thanks in advance.

Specializes in geriatrics.

All the more reason to spend the time getting more confident and practising. You don't need to write again. And 70 percent is ok. Just keep thinking about basic nursing principles and logic. At least read over the rationales and try to understand. Maybe have a study session with a friend. Anyway, don't worry too much. We were all anxious too, but you can get through it :)

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I'll be taking my CRNE also here in ontario. Im nervous too, I'm an internationally educated nurse from the Philippines and lucky to have an eligibility to take CRNE without going through the bridging program. I came here 2 months ago.. I'm starting to prepare now by reading the mosby's comprehensive review. Hope to go through a review class if I have budget. Hoping to pass

Hi! I was just wondering where you studied in the Phil and when did you graduate? Also do you have any experience in the Hospital since your graduation date? I'm asking because I recently submitted my Application for assessment to CNO and I am kind of worried whether I'll be approved to take up the exam without having to take the bridging course *sigh* Hope to receive response from you soon. And I am sincerely hoping You'd pass the exam! :)

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Hi! I was just wondering where you studied in the Phil and when did you graduate? Also do you have any experience in the Hospital since your graduation date? I'm asking because I recently submitted my Application for assessment to CNO and I am kind of worried whether I'll be approved to take up the exam without having to take the bridging course *sigh* Hope to receive response from you soon. And I am sincerely hoping You'd pass the exam! :)

hello hasle

check this thread: https://allnurses.com/international-nursing/baccalaureate-equivalency-table-371946.html

the conversation tells everything you are asking :)

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All the more reason to spend the time getting more confident and practising. You don't need to write again. And 70 percent is ok. Just keep thinking about basic nursing principles and logic. At least read over the rationales and try to understand. Maybe have a study session with a friend. Anyway, don't worry too much. We were all anxious too, but you can get through it :)

Thanks joanna!!! Hope we all get through this! Goodluck my co- feb takers!! We can all do this!!

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So wed will be my third time writing the CRNE...i've done all the practice exams/mock exams...66%-89%...i don't feel particularily worried...slightly nervous though. I am confident and at times i feel worried about why i'm not worried...i mean its my last chance! Is this weird? I dont feel this is normal...i've reviewed my notes, gone to prep course, done every practice quiz in lippincot, mosby, cna guide and the primED mock exam. should i be worried?

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Specializes in NICU.

Well the day is almost here!! wed is just around the corner. Wishing all my fellow nurses all the best !!! l am still worried about the time management though. Anyway, hope to make it this time round, so will be in surrey on wed morning!!as for lovelivelearn its good that you are confident about the exam, thats jus what we need. We can all make it. So all the best to you all!!!

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Good Luck to all those who are writing tomorrow!!!

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Best of luck to everyone who is writing it tomorrow!

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All the best in your exam tomorrow guys. My prayers are with you - Do give it your best, God will do the rest.

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Any news if the exams will be cancelled? Snow storm is coming tonight and i am bothered

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I called the CNO earlier this afternoon to ask about the snow. They said that the exam would not be cancelled since it is a nationally written exam. They advised to prepare for more travel time. They also said that if you could not get that you need to contact the CNO ASAP (not sure if by fax or phone) and hopefully you would be able to get refunded/exam moved to June.

I live in Mississauga and I am writing in Hamilton (which is suppose to get hit pretty hard). I decided not to chance driving in in the morning (45 min drive) but rather drove down tonight and am staying at a friend's place. So now I just need to catch a bus which takes 10 mins (or worse comes to worse walk it if I have to). There is no way I am missing this exam.

Anyways, good luck to everyone and safe travels to those in the snowy areas (and to everyone)

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Hi nikki! Ill be writing in hamilton also, i dont have a place to stay there and i am from niagara falls. Ill be leaving here 5am tomorrow hope to be in hamilton by 8:(

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