Search results

The 17 months of school was all of the normal courses someone would take in nursing school for a BSN. Only condensed so it worked out to 30-40 hours a week of class/clinical. They just didnt have the information for all of the fluff classes they make you take to graduate (history, social...

Are you a Canadian citizen or PR? What is your eligibility to work in Canada? I'm an American and they're having me apply for a conditional registration, the condition being I have a work permit, then I would be granted full registration. I should get a response in the mail in the next week or...

I only had the syllabi from my nursing education at my 2nd university. No information was provided about the prerequisites required other than the course name, grade and credit hours as they were completed at the other university. Which honestly surprised me because I feel like it would have...

Hmm so I called CNO to clarify I was planning to come over under NAFTA. They stated that until I have my work permit I cannot get full licensure but I can have a conditional registration with the the condition being I get it. Once I get the work permit I can submit it to them. Sometimes they can...

I actually went to Cleveland State University for my BSN, it is my 2nd degree. It was an accelerated program too (17 months) so I was worried they would look down on that. But my school provided over 500 pages of syllabi (I gave them a flash drive to load all the documents onto and send it in)...

So to update my timeline. NNAS application started 4/18/2016 NNAS recieved all documents 7/12/2016 NNAS has all documts as "meets requirements" 9/11/2016 NNAS issues report: 12/15/16 (Report was "Somewhat comparable") Apply to CNO: 12/15/16 Letter from CNO saying they are review my education...

Hey I also went for my BSN in the US. I have had all my items at meets requirements and ready for review since 9/11/16. How long did it take you between that and getting your report?

Hmmm they've had all of my paperwork since July 7th. Mid August it went to "ready for review" and September 11th all items were listed as "meets requirements". Overall status is now still just "Ready for review". I know my university sent them something like 500+ pages so perhaps that is my delay

Nope, the status is still listed as "Ready for Review". Where is the link to the report once it is finished? I know my school supplied 500-600 pages of syllabi so maybe reviewing it all is holding up the process

Thanks, I was looking for someone else's timeline. April 12, 2016: opened application July 10, 2016: All documents listed as received and forwarded to preliminary review, application ready for review Sept 11, 2016: Documents all listed as "Meets requirements" October 1: same as above It seems...