Elysha10

I got an email the I had a message under my CNO. Check you CNO account. I worte the 13th as well and received my results Edit: sorry didn’t see you weren’t from Ontario.

Hey everyone. I also got my results and passed. From what I have red the first batches were sent out two weeks from the mid point (so roughly the 19 was mid point) and the rest two weeks after closing date. Good luck you guys and hang in there. I know it’s hell to wait for results but I know you are all smart cookies.

I have not personaly been in this situation but I am in a few groups about nursing and have seen this posted. One thing that pops up the most is do you have support? Is the father in the picture and is he willing to take a lot of responsibility while you are doing school stuff. Your situation is far from impossible it's just harder then some. If you really want this then you can do. I would just make sure you have a good support system that will understand the help you will need. Good luck.

Thank you for responding that's really helpful

Hello everyone. This is my first post but I have been reading a lot of different discussions on here. I know this has been put out there once or twice before but I figured since I'm feeling this way it's easiest to write it. *its a bit long and also reposted as it wasn't in a good forum and didn't know how to change it-sorry* So I decided last year that I was going to get my pre req's up to apply for the RPN program, I had went this path before but didn't try, I was young and not ready to give it my all. A couple years ago I got sad around September when everyone started school and it started to happen last summer as well so I looked at some options for myself. Fanshawe offered general arts and science online this year so I decided to jump on the chance because I couldn't continue to wonder what if. I had an amazing semester and applied to the RPN program at both Fanshawe campus and was accepted. I was and still am excited about what I have accomplished this far. The problem I seem to be facing now is im struggeling a bit with some content I'm learning and I'm starting to second guess myself. I'm worried I won't be able to absorb the intense amount in nursing if im struggling with some content from an easier program, I'm also terrified I won't cut it. I'm shy and hate feeling stupid in front of people. I was the kid that never answered questions in class for the fear I was wrong even if I knew I was 100% correct, my heart starts racing and I feel like everyone is looking at me like I'm an idiot I know stimulation labs and clinics are to help you practice and that everyone makes mistakes but I'm just so terrified. I do want this but I just don't know if I can do it and if I should fork out all this money to fail. My husband is super supportive but it's hard to explain to him sometimes. I also don't have the best track record with school and I don't want to disapoint everyone because they are all so proud. I see how helpful everyone is on here so I thought I would give this a shot. Sorry it's so long

Hello everyone. This is my first post but I have been reading a lot of different discussions on here. I know this has been put out there once or twice before but I figured since I'm feeling this way it's easiest to write it. *its a bit long-sorry* So I decided last year that I was going to get my pre req's up to apply for the RPN program, I had went this path before but didn't try, I was young and not ready to give it my all. A couple years ago I got sad around September when everyone started school and it started to happen last summer as well so I looked at some options for myself. Fanshawe offered general arts and science online this year so I decided to jump on the chance because I couldn't continue to wonder what if. I had an amazing semester and applied to the RPN program at both Fanshawe campus and was accepted. I was and still am excited about what I have accomplished this far. The problem I seem to be facing now is im struggeling a bit with some content I'm learning and I'm starting to second guess myself. I'm worried I won't be able to absorb the intense amount in nursing if im struggling with some content from an easier program, I'm also terrified I won't cut it. I'm shy and hate feeling stupid in front of people. I was the kid that never answered questions in class for the fear I was wrong even if I knew I was 100% correct, my heart starts racing and I feel like everyone is looking at me like I'm an idiot I know stimulation labs and clinics are to help you practice and that everyone makes mistakes but I'm just so terrified. I do want this but I just don't know if I can do it and if I should fork out all this money to fail. My husband is super supportive but it's hard to explain to him sometimes. I also don't have the best track record with school and I don't want to disapoint everyone because they are all so proud. I see how helpful everyone is on here so I thought I would give this a shot. Sorry it's so long