browneyedgirl1122

If s/he has their temp license, they can look up their name on 'find a nurse' to see if their license is still active/not revoked. If the results have not been revoked, I would be inclined to say they passed. If they did pass, they cannot move into ...

Passed, from Niagara Ontario! :)

Okay so, I talked to a CNO rep today and apparently all the results of the May 15 CPNER were mailed yesterday(June 18, 2013). The lady on the phone also said they do not mail in batches... So this week maybe? ... Also to all those who hold a temp lic...

fjcruisergirl received hers today (I am not sure where she is from). Did the mail comes already for you? This week I think most people will find out.

Where do you live approximately (I don't mean to sounds like a creep lol)? I assume Toronto/GTA ppl would receive results sooner because the CNO is in Toronto, so mailing time would be shorter.

I was trying to gage an approximate marking and processing time frame for the CPNRE here in Ontario, I read the thread for the May 16 2012 CPNRE and apparently some people started receiving results from the CNO June 15, 2012... So maybe us Ontario pe...

Did you take the PN exam May 15?

How do you know the CNO is releasing results of the CPNRE by Wednesday (June 12/today)?

I think the facebook cpnre group is open to all Canadian practical nursing students. Ontario is one of the last to receive the results. . So it is very likely that people in NS and Alberta have already received the results... From what I have read on...

Hey, there will always be a reason not to go to school. It's now or never! Good Luck! Nursing is a wonderful career!

I think you might be confused.. all rpn to bscn bridging programs are three years and now to get your RN anywhere in Canada you need a BScN (a four year bachelors degree in the nursing field). At some colleges (Centennial partnered with Ryerson Uni ...

I will be starting the CO/MAC rpn to BScN program in September of this year and I am wondering the same thing. I heard that with the CO/MAC program you only have class three days a week in the first year, maybe it will be the same for the MO/MAC. Aft...

Well, that depends on what kind of learner you are. Online courses sound great, but they do not always work out so well. I have done some online courses and I prefer classroom; I learn better, retain more information, and I do not have to study as mu...

If you look on the Ontario college's website you will notice that there are some collaborative BScN programs that are still open and have lower cut off averages that other schools. I would look into those if I were you.

I applied to the mo/mac and the co/mac program with a 3.9 GPA(I just finished my rpn placement a few weeks ago). I got into the co/mac, but I have not heard anything from the mo/mac, I doubt I'll get in since I do not have my registration yet and the...

I am an RPN student in pregrad and yes an RN can work as a RPN or a PSW, but if there is an emerency the RN working as an RPN or PSW will be held accountable as an RN. I do not know where I read that, but I read it recently (maybe in the practice gui...

Hey [COLOR=#003366]crazyscrubs, I assume you have found a job already. If not (which I doubt) throw an application in to West Lincoln in Grimsby they are always hiring rpns and rns, even if they are not advertising.

So [COLOR=#003366]jennyjen78, are you in the bridging program now? How are you liking it?

Well, it depends on how much time you have on your hands. If you have young kids then you may want to go for the RPN instead of the RN. With the RN program there is more opportunity and the pay is better, however, I am told that the scope of the RPN ...

This is true, if you had a low gpa in the practical diploma you can take a few university courses and if you do well in the university courses then the CO/MAC (the MO/MAC will also do this) will use those mark for the admission process. I did univers...

Hi Daisy_08, Are you bridging with Conestoga right now? I just finished the RPN program (I also have a BA proir to that) and I applied to the Conestoga/Mac BScN program for Sept 2013. I just received a letter of acceptance and I am wondering what th...

I think you have you request to transfer them with this form http://www.humber.ca/sites/www.humber.ca/files/UNB-humber-transfer-credit-application-form.pdf. Have you tried that yet?

I think you're automatically accepted into the nursing program after the prep semester, so long that you maintain a min 74% average... I applied to humber's second entry nursing program late and I haven't heard anything from them yet. I am getting wo...

Well, most Ontario colleges base an exceptance to a practical nursing program on marks and an entrance exam. So if you prep right and do well on the exam, you could very well get into a nursing program for the fall. In highschool, did you take U or C...