katrinas4619

You only need ur CPIC and has to be issued within the last 6mths

I live in Scarborough and received my pass letter today. I spoke to the CNO today and they said ALL letters regardless of pass or fail were mailed yesterday:) good luck everyone and Ty for the congratulatory words. Everyone will receive their letters by Wednesday the latest

I passed so happy!

Ty :)

My friend just got her results in the mail today (Toronto) she passed.. Now hopefully mine comes in the mail today

I too phoned the CNO today, they told me they have not yet received the results back from ASI, once they do it will take around 5 business days

Are RPNs able to do this? Because the only info I can find regarding working up north is for RNs. I currently live in Toronto and would love to move To a rural community.

Sorry guys but I just got off the phone with the CNO and I was told they have not even received the results back from the testing agency (I'm assuming ASI) and that we will not get our results back till at least the last week of June

I am a new GBC grad in the PN program, in fact our ceremony is on June 14th. Overall I did not find the program to be hard at all. As long as you keep up with your readings and clinical prep work ( medication cards, modules) you'll do fine. The hardest courses were the sciences; anatomy and physiology and pathology, but even they weren't overly difficult as long as you keep up with the work. Good luck

Thanks that was good to know:) as for the time issue; I finished the exam in 2 hours and did not feel rushed at all. Yet there were fellow classmates of mine that felt they did not have enough time and they emailed the CNO to give feedback to this effect.

Its in the CPNRE prep guide. As well as one of my instructors told us that as a collective. So just wondering what everyone was told

No news on the results; going to take 6 weeks. Apparently the exam is scored out if four categories. You may get perfect on 3/4 of the categories but if you bomb the fourth you fail. Can anyone shed some light on this?

I am a George Brown Grad in the PN program. You can do the BSCn program in collaboration with George Brown and Ryerson.. Or you can do your PN an bridge to BSCn through GBC and Trent university. As for the pre-health not to sure, I just did my math and sciences through adult night school (much cheaper!)

Agreed you are responsible to know all content regardless if you did a clinical rotation or not; however the book only teaches you so much, it's through the clinical experience you solidify your knowledge and can really put the pieces together.. Just saying

Hi everyone, I wrote the CPNRE in Toronto May 16th. I felt that the exam consisted of too many questions that were not taught in the PN program. For instance, tons of ortho q's meanwhile I never had a clinical rotation in ortho. I mean there were a lot of q's I know I got right and some that I know I got wrong. At this point I have my fingers crossed praying! Good luck everyone