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your GPA should definitely be competitive enough my GPA was lower than yours currently and I got in additionally I believe all you need is at least a 3.0 . The primary thing you need to ensure is that you have not failed/repeated any courses . Even ...

No problem ! Im still in the bridging portion & don't know exact averages but our professors and past bridging students have told us as long as you get the 3.0 gpa without failing/repeating any courses in the centennial bridging portion you are ...

Hello, I am currently in the Centennial - Ryerson program I got in with a 3.6 average. A few of my friends got some C's in the RPN program but still got into the program one of my friends had a 3.0 exactly and got in. As long as you have a 3.0 cumula...

Thank you for the info ! I ended up accepting the flex bridging program that starts in September ? My question now is if i complete my third semester of the bridge in September 2020 when do I start the Ryerson portion ?

First of all congratulations ! I'm currently a new graduate RPN interested in taking a similar pathway. I received an offer for the centennial program and was just curious about how you found the program in terms of difficulty and overall school cul...

Hey guys! Didn't see a current thread so I thought I'd make one for those writing their CPNRE exam this fall . I'm currently set to write my exam in October and I'm super nervous . Hoping to keep in contact with other's writing during this time so w...

The lastest edition is the 7th it's a green book you can purchase it here Saunders Comprehensive Review for the NCLEX-PN Examination: Linda Anne Silvestri PhD RN, Angela Silvestri MSN RN: 978

I'm glad you brought up minimizing study resources I feel this is the best way to keep your studying focused and reduce overloading yourself with information. I was given the same advice by people who took the exam before me and though I was worried ...

Glad you didn't give up ! Congrats !

I haven't personally taken a cpnre course but those I know who have didn't really find it helpful. I would highly suggest focusing on the CPNRE practice questions and rationales (I used the 3rd-5th editions) this will help you have a better understan...

I took my exam in Toronto

JUST CHECKED MY EMAIL I PASSED ! Congrats to everyone else we did it ! :)

I just wish we had more knowledge about their grading process so we could better understand why the process takes so long . Especially for a fully digital exam ! Ugh everything is just so vague it makes things super frustrating

I was so sure the results would come in this week

That's what I'm thinking also I was hoping we'd be lucky enough to get them this week but that doesn't look like it's gonna happen . Does anyone know if there is a particular day of the week they tend to release results or is it just any day ?

I haven't received my results yet but it seems in this thread so far people received their results in 3-4 weeks so I'm anticipating those of us who wrote in October to get our results in 1-2 weeks from now since results are online instead of through ...

Congrats to everyone that passed so far ! Best of luck in your nursing career

I agree 6 weeks is just way too long especially when its a test completely done on the computer . They really have to work on this for the future

I meant WORST * loool

the wait is honestly the best part ugh ! I wish it wasn't so long

I took it this Friday , it was fair I guess but I found some of the questions very vague and hard to decipher. I just pray we all pass.

Where did you hear this information? This is the first I'm hearing of this

Even for people writing this week ?

Did you find the predictor test to be at the same level of difficulty as the exam ?

I don't think anyone can tell you which areas YOU need to study because we are all stronger in different areas and with the exam you kinda have to be ready for anything. I haven't taken the exam as of yet but i've been studying the practice questions...