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rcpage88

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  1. I think you can answer this question yourself. I think what it boils down to is what kind of learner you are.. And what YOU think you will benefit from the most. For me I learn best independently, at my own pace. Others may find I helpful in a group, or from a course. I wish you luck
  2. You ONLY get 3 chances. There is NO fourth chances; if you received another chance, then technically it would only be fair if all the other students got another chance, but then what is the point of rules/requirements.. Unfortunately, the only way to become an RN at this point is to redo the program all over again, or you could enroll in the program for practical nursing. Sorry ....
  3. I am sorry you did not pass the exam. . No worries, you can do it!!! I used the Mosby's comprehensive review ONLY as a guide. I studied for 4 months. This is exactly what I did, in this exact order... 1) I read the entire Mosby book, and made notes on things I believed I needed a more thorough/ in depth understanding of. ( I also completed all the multiple choice quizzes at the end of each chapter). 2) CNA guide 3)I reviewed my Nursing text books from school (Med-surg, Maternal, Community, Mental Health etc)... Now I pretty much reviewed these books front to back, but I more skim read through them an stopped at topics I needed to further explore (This is where I used my notes from number 1)( I also completed all the multiple choice quizzes at the end of each chapter). 4) CNA guide 5) re-read Mosby's 6) CNA guide Hope this helps, good luck :)
  4. I PASSED !! :):)... From Mississauga, Ontario.
  5. I have not received my letter yet, and I am from Mississauga. My friend was also from Etobicoke. Crossing my fingers it comes on Monday.. :)
  6. Well it's official. I know of three friends, from Ontario, who received their results yesterday.
  7. Called CNO, letter's were sent out yesterday morning. So the lady that said she got her mark in Ontario must be pulling our leg.... lol
  8. Ever since I seen that someone has received their results from Toronto.. My anxiety has gone to a 10/10 lol my oh my. I am very anxious/ nervous now, but very excited at the same time. :) Goos luck everyone :)
  9. I'm from Ontario and have not received any results yet . I've heard Ontario is the last to receive..
  10. I heard Ontario is the last too.. Unfortunately, I reside in Ontario. And try not to psych yourself out... I think everyone feels the way you do, to some extent... It was a hard exam... Stay positive.
  11. My apologizes, next Wednesday will mark 4 weeks.. I'm getting a head of myself. I guess I'm just too eager to get those results back. Hopefully ours comes back July 7. :)
  12. Well tomorrow will be 4 weeks. And we are suppose to get the results back anytime between 4-6 weeks. So really it's anytime within the next 2 weeks. Crossing my fingers it's sooner then later. I'm sick of waiting. Too long!!! goodluck everyone :)
  13. Hi all, I want to congratulate everything on writing the June 2013 exam. I wish everyone the best of the luck. I know we are all patiently awaiting for our results now. 4-6 weeks seems like forever. How did everyone find the exam? I wrote my exam in Ontario. I found the test to be fair, but difficult at the same time. I felt like for every question I was able to narrow it down to 2 answers, both of which seemed like the correct answers. This was very frustrating. I wish I could say I did really well, but the truth is I really don't know. (lol). All I can say is we studied and tried our hardest, and now let's hope for the best. Have faith in yourselves. We did it. :) Again, good luck, and may the bell curve be forever in your favor.

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