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I am also studying for my CNE (scheduled in Sept) and on the advice of my chair and other faculty have not paid for the full content. I have read Billings and the NLN review and have been doing the daily questions with pocket prep. My chair said that she felt the additional content/SAE would be overkill.
Congrats!!! I passed the CNE on the first attempt in October 2017. I think that Billings & Halstead was the best resource along with the SAE. The SAEs questions were structured like the actual exam itself. I also used the CNE study app and answered all of the questions and reviewed the rationales. I think that the more questions you answer the better.
Skips, MSN, RN
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Hello, all!
I just graduated with my Master's in Nursing Education. (yay!)
I am studying for the CNE exam. I have studied for about a week using Billings & Halstead and the NLN Review Book. I downloaded the CNE study app...but unlocking most of the content is $80. Is it worth it?
I already took the SAE once and I got a 72%, just to see where I am starting from. I suppose that's not horrible, but obviously I want to get better!
Any tips for me? Did anyone else take the SAE without a lot of studying and compared it to when they were ready to take the test? I am curious.
Thank you!