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I would ask CNO for an extension on the deadline.

Ha! I fully understand NNAS. You are correct it is registered in Canada etc etc. It is a storefront essentially, and NNAS is just a "cover name". They won't answer the phone in Toronto, or emails, or inquiries at all. The board members are RNs in Canada, sure, but this doesn't change the...

The only thing I would add is that it isn't a Canadian company that does the assessments. It's an American company in Philadelphia, and they employ non-nurses to assess whether your nursing education is equivalent to Canadian nursing education. Ridiculous but 100% true.

No idea, sorry.

I would check with academic institutions on that. It is VERY unlikely that you will get accepted into a Masters of Nursing degree program without an undergraduate in some sort of health science at the very least. And especially without nursing experience. A Master's degree in Nursing does not...

Not a brief write up on each subject. Most people's curriculums are more than 100 pages of information on the courses taken. Complete course syllabi etc. Brief will get you 'non comparable' for sure.

I don't think you'll be able to do all of this by end of next year.

Don't apply now. NNAS reviews your education only, and ADN is not a 4 year nursing degree and it will get you nowhere near comparability to a BScN in Canada. So you'll be wasting time and money applying for an assessment of your education while knowing what the outcome will be...

If you are not currently a RN, you cannot work in Canada as a RN without completing the 4 year BScN and passing the licensing exam.

I'm still not sure what you are asking. But do you have any experience working as a RN in the country where you obtained your nursing education?

I will try to help but what is your question?

CNO will send you a letter and tell you what to do next.

Ask them if they have a process for those who are 'non-comparable' that is similar to the one in Ontario, where there is an opportunity to have some paperwork completed by your employer about the different things you do at work (assuming you are working as a registered nurse in Oklahoma). In...

Depends on where you got your nursing education.

Because NNAS is just a money maker.